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Revision as of 17:29, 3 October 2012
This demo will show you how to add a custom 404 Error Page through your cPanel.
The purpose of a 404 or Not Found error message is to let your visitors know that the server could not find what was requested. For example, if a visitor attempted to visit:
http://example.com/shop
and you did not have a shop directory a 404 error message would be displayed to let the visitor know that the server could not find that directory (since it does not exist). With a custom 404 page, you can provide helpful information to the user and display links that may help them find what they're looking for.
[1] Locate the "Custom Error Pages" Icon located in the Advanced Tools section of cPanel
[2] Select the Domain from the drop down menu you wish to create a custom error page for a select "Go"
[3] Locate and Click the "404-Wrong Page" link
[4] Enter your custom HTML into the editor box
[5] Select "Save" to create your custom 404 Error Page.