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How can I Create or Modify an Error pages?

Error pages are displayed to Internet users when any one of a variety of errors occur, such as when a user enters an incorrect URL or is not authorized to access a specific directory in your web site. Companies often customize error pages to brand them with a specific corporate image and a link to their home page.

You do not have to customize these pages - the error page is always available, whether customized or not.

1- Click on the Error pages button on the home page.
2- Click on the button of the required error page, such as the 403 button.
3- Enter the HTML code for the error page. You can use the buttons at the top of the page to insert variables into the displayed code.

Example: 

<h1>404 Not Found</h1>
<p>The requested page, <!--#echo var="REQUEST_URL" --> ,is not available.</p>
4- Click on the Save button.

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