Custom 404 Error Pages
It would be great to be able to design our own custom error pages (called 404 pages) when someone navigates to a page on our website that has been removed or doesn't exist - instead of the standard webydo branded 404 "page not found" page it would be nice to have our own.
Jaiden Leach
shared this idea
You can now fully customize your own 404 Error page.
Tip: Design an appealing message on your 404 page so visitors will understand what happened and what they can do next.
You can see ours here.
How to work it?
- For new sites: When you create a new site, a “404 Error page” will be part of your page list so you’ll be able to fully design it just like any other page.
- For existing sites: In your Studio’s “Pages” menu, create a new page and make sure that the URL property is set to www.yoursite.com/404.html
What do you think?
7 comments
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Alex Mann
commented
hey Webydo People, this is a request that's been around for a year.... I'd have thought it would be a must!!!
Cheers LX
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Anna - Webydo Support Manager
commented
Hey everybody.
We are working ******* completing the white - labeling options in Webydo.
For now we have cleared the 404 page of any Webydo branding and it's a non- branded page, not interfering with your custom branding.Please keep the great ideas coming.
Anna -
Anonymous commented
An absolute must! A make or break feature in determining if I stick around.
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Mauricio Trejo
commented
good point, is NOT professional to have a 404 error page that says other name than the domain you are on, i check this 404 error page on a pro-site in my account and its really need to change to personal error pages for every site created.
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Connor MacLean
commented
Ha. I tried to look at this page but got a 404 error.
I like the idea and would love to be able to use this feature -
Casey commented
I love this idea! It's so funny when someone's 404 page offers a custom graphic. Keeps you interested in the site even if you're not in the right place!
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Shawn
commented
This is imperative. I need to have custom 404 pages so when people are trying to access an old page from an old site they will at least see a new page (404) at the new site.