adding my domain to my website

[Adge47]

Hi all, i'm new to all of this so please bare with me,a few months ago i started to build my website using Adobe portfolio, i finally decided to buy a domain to make it easier and memorable, the problems started when i tried to add my domain to my website, also bare in mind i'm not very good with computers, i followed a you tube video to connect my domain telling me how to edit my dns details in godaddy, i tried my best to follow it but the video ended abruptly, can anyone help me please,i just cannot get it to connect, the first image is the godaddy screenshot, the second is the Adobe screenshot, thanks in advance

[Zulfiqar]

Hello Adge47, I hope you are well. I think there's a little mistake in your settings. To connect your domain name to your website you’ll need to change your nameservers. How you change your nameservers depends on where your domain is registered and where your website is registered.

Use the table below to find the scenario that's applicable to your situation and follow those instructions.

My domain is registered with My website is hosted with Follow these instructions...

GoDaddy	GoDaddy	Set nameservers for domains hosted & registered with GoDaddy
GoDaddy	Another Company	First, get the names of your nameservers from your website hosting company. Then, change your domain to use your website hosting company's nameservers
Another Company	GoDaddy	First, find out what your GoDaddy nameservers are Then, provide them to the company where your domain is registered
Another Company	DNS Hosting (formerly known as "Off-Site DNS")	Manage DNS zone files for your domain registered at another company
GoDaddy	VPS/Dedicated here	First, create your own nameservers Then, update your domain name to use your newly created nameservers

For more help, https://pk.godaddy.com/help/manage-dns-zone-files-680

[Nate · Accepted solution]

@Adge47  It looks like you have been able to sort this out but the problem was coming from the record for @ and www pointing to different providers.  Both would need to point to the host for your website.

Type: A

Host/name: @

Points to/value: [hosting IP address]

Then there can be another A record like above for host www, or a CNAME can be used to like below that says use the same IP address as the bare domain.

Type: CNAME

Host/name: www

Points to/value: @