Blogger custom domain redirection not working? Maybe you missed something. - About Cloudflare DNS Settings

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This case will show you how to resolve DNS on Cloudflare about Blogger.

Since you found this, your problem may be that the "domain.com" cannot be redirected to the subdomain of "www.domain.com." Generally, we choose URL redirecting rather than directly resolving "domain.com." Especially Blogger even has a switch to redirect directly.

First, please check whether there are two records in the DNS settings of Cloudflare. These two records are the two CNAME records Blogger asked you to add at the beginning. 

One is the CNAME defined by Blogger for verification purposes, and the other is a URL corresponding to your "www." They may look like these:

Name: gvblqrscfa24t    Content: gv-mapcmu4pcr2d4z.dv.googlehosted.com

Name: www    Content: ghs.google.com

Please be careful; it's not "ghs.googlehosted.com," "let alone "ghs.googlehost.com.""I just didn't input it correctly. So I tried many methods.

And they must be "DNS only." PLEASE DON'T PROXY THEM.

Proxy status

Then be sure to add 4 A-records.

Name: @    Content: 216.239.32.21

Name: @    Content: 216.239.34.21

Name: @    Content: 216.239.36.21

Name: @    Content: 216.239.38.21

The "@" symbol will be automatically converted to "domain.com," so you can directly "domain.com" is also OK. 

However, please don't forget "DNS only." PLEASE DON'T PROXY THESE 4 RECORDS.

Blogger settings
Then don't forget the settings of the Blogger background.

You must turn on the Redirect Domain switch, and only your www website needs to be turned on. Don't turn on this for other subdomains.

Note that this may take about 1 to 4 minutes, but it will never take the 24 hours it says. In fact, if you still haven't solved the problem after 5 minutes, please check your DNS settings.

The subdomains you added all point to the content "ghs.googlehosted.com." Just like this:

That's why I made mistakes before.

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