404 Settings

The 404 Page Settings allow you to customize the content and structure of the error page displayed when a visitor lands on a non-existent page on your website. A well-designed 404 page improves user experience and helps retain visitors by guiding them back to functional sections of your site.

• Title:
  • Enter a custom title for the 404 error page.
  • The title is typically the first element visitors will see when reaching the error page.
• Description:
  • Add a descriptive message to explain the error or guide users on what to do next.
  • This message can be informative and helpful, encouraging users to explore other sections of the site.
• Button:
  • The button can be linked to any desired URL for user redirection.
  • Define the text displayed on the button that redirects users from the 404 page back to a functional part of your site (like the homepage or a contact page).

Header Visibility:

• Enable/Disable Header:
  • Choose whether to display the standard website header on the 404 error page.
  • Enable: The header will appear, allowing users to access the navigation menu and other header elements.
  • Disable: The header will be hidden, creating a minimalistic error page focused only on the error message and redirection options.

Footer Visibility:

• Enable/Disable Footer:
  • Choose whether to display the website footer on the 404 error page.
  • Enable: The footer will be visible, showing links, contact information, and other footer widgets.
  • Disable: The footer will be hidden for a simpler, distraction-free design.
• Action Buttons
  • Save Changes: Saves the current settings.
  • Reset Section: Resets the current section to its default settings.
  • Reset All: Resets all settings across the maintenance mode panel to default values.