Updated On
December 9, 2024

404 Page Not Working

Here are 10 Quick Tips

  • Ensure the server is configured to handle 404 errors and directs them to a custom 404 page.
  • Check the URL to make sure it points to the correct location of your 404 error page.
  • Verify that the 404 error page file exists on the server and is accessible.
  • Review the server logs to identify the cause of the 404 error and any related issues.
  • Test the 404 page in multiple browsers to rule out browser-specific problems.
  • Ensure the 404 page is properly linked in your server configuration files or .htaccess file.
  • Check for any JavaScript or CSS errors on the 404 page that might prevent it from displaying correctly.
  • Verify that any redirect rules do not unintentionally bypass the 404 error page.
  • Ensure your content management system (CMS) settings are configured to use the custom 404 page.
  • Update the 404 page content to include helpful navigation links or a search bar for better user experience.

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