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Hello, @lukep11a
You can simply edit the hosts file locally on your PC and server the website content from the DigitalOcean droplet.
The location of the file on Window / MacOs are:
- Windows PC c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts
- Mac OSX /private/etc/hosts
You can open the file in any text editor like Wordpad, Notepad and add the following line in the file:
DropletIP domain.com www.domain.com
On Windows, you need to run Wordpad or Notepad with administrator permissions (right-click -> run as administrator).
On MAC the best way to edit it is using terminal and typing “sudo nano /etc/hosts”, then adding the line and pressing Ctrl+X.