how can you change the NS for subdomain? 
ok
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So do I need to do anything else? I’m so confused & slowly getting more and more impatient and stressed.
it seems fine, right?
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Okay. So I just added that.
Now can I remove them from Google Domains? I want to remove them if they’re not required.
Now it’s back to red again. What on earth is happening?
Edit: Both back to green.
Edit again: First one is red again.
Edit again 2: Now they’re both green again.
Is Bodis and InfinityFree fighting?
bondis to bodis, Maybe not 
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I’ll just wait & let whatever’s happening happen.
It might be because the API is not working. Just be patent.
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It’s working!!!
Try it here: https://files.rydercragie.com/Website_Sitemap.txt
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congratulations it is finally working!
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It only took us 77 replies. 
I removed the records from Google Domains. It seems they are not needed there.
My iPhone, iPad and Mac work perfectly with it, but my Smart TV and Apple Watch (admittedly I’ll never access it on there) shows a warning message.
But it did tell me that as I was choosing Let’s Encrypt. So I guess that’s the joys of free hosting, but for the most part it’s working great.
Thanks for all your help.
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Yes, I did, and I’m sorry about that. I blindly assumed that since your base domain was on Google Domains, your subdomains would be too. Delegating subdomains with NS records is a quite unconventional setup so I didn’t consider the possibility.
Yes, you can remove the CNAMEs from Google Domains. They don’t do anything as long as the subdomain is delegated to our nameservers.
It can be a bit flappy at first. The settings need some time to be applied to all nameservers and for all caches to be cleared. This should all stabilize within an hour.
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Thanks for your reply. I just set it up on upload.rydercragie.com too. It took me about 5 minutes. It’s really easy now that I know what I’m doing.
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