Hold onto your visitors, even if something goes wrong. With custom error pages, you can gently guide people back to your site
Use HTML, or other supported page types, to help visitors find what they want. Show a sitemap, or even just display a simple, reassuring message. Once you've designed your pages, upload, then activate them, using your control panel
You can use one page for all errors, or individual pages for each error type, including:
This is a rare error, which occurs when a web browser makes a request that the web server doesn't understand
Some web pages require a user name and password for access. This error message appears when they have not been supplied, or have been entered incorrectly
The most common cause of this error is the lack of a default index page, or a user trying to navigate a website's folders directly. It can also occur if a script is prevented from running by the web server
This is the error that most people see, as it is given when a web address is typed incorrectly or a particular web page no longer exists
This is a non-specific error that can be caused by an error in a web script or a problem with the server itself