Our web hosting control panel gives you the option to set your custom 404 error page. You can do this from the Subdomain Manager - there you can set a custom 404 error page for each subdomain.

You can however set your own custom error pages using .htaccess as well. Here is how you can do this - create an .htaccess file (or use the existing one) and put the following line in it:



Now when a visitor tries to open a non-existing page, he will be brought to the error404.php page. You can also set a custom 403 (Forbidden) page like this:



Keep in mind however that by default all pages (including the error pages) return code 200 on our servers. You can read how you can change this in this tutorial.

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Steve
Support Team Supervisor

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