Looks good so far! :)(
On 000webhost you’ve parked your domain using Nameservers so I think on CloudFlare where you’ve got a CNAME you need to change this to nameservers for 000webhost instead?
@sulliops might advise
Looks good so far! :)(
On 000webhost you’ve parked your domain using Nameservers so I think on CloudFlare where you’ve got a CNAME you need to change this to nameservers for 000webhost instead?
@sulliops might advise
Not quite, no make NS records not CNAME records.
(I think) I’m not sure on CF.
@sulliops or another member may advise.
what do you mean with “@” points to yoursite? In the list there is only " CNAME, AAA, A, MX,LOC, SRV, SPF, TXT, NS, CAA.
Also cant see the pictures you provide .
Like two CNAME records
One value being @ instead of www
Next value being WWW
Both records pointing to yoursite.000webhostapp.com
So in CNAME i wrote: @ then in domainname i wrote my free 000webhostapp.com site.Then i clicked “add”.
I did the same thing but instead of @ i wrote www and in domainname i wrote my free 000webhostapp. com site.
Did i make it corectly?
dont know ade it correctley. It doesnt work at least so i guess i made something wrong.
Hi @kristina59
Remove all the records first. Then add following two as CNAME records
Name - @
Value - yoursite.000webhostapp.com
Name -www
Value - yousite.000webhostapp.com
Then turn on orange clouds.
Do not add NS records and Make sure you have changed your nameservers to cloudflare nameservers from where you bought your domain.
yes i made it like that.
My nameservers on hostinger.com is sean.ns.cloudflare.com and emma.ns.cloudflare.com
dont know what else to do it seems i have done it correclty but still no green lock in my website
DNS can take time which is why it may look like it isn’t working.
http://sverigesfinaste-084jpg.online/ is working fine here 
Log in to cloudflare account.
Then go to Crypto and turn always use HTTPS on.
(It might take some time)