Hello there!
If you are like me my on-line marketing endeavors have changed and been modified throughout the years and with that my website has moved around and shifted. There are a few links out there in the search engines that end up going to "Page Not Found".
Did you know this page can be modified? Yes if you go into your ftp files find a page called missing .html. Use your editor to change this page to anything you like. Any typo, any page that no longer exists will now go to this page...
Here is an example:
http://www.thecarrotchaser.com/widgets.html
Give it a try. You may be able reel a few otherwise lost customers back in!
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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Oh No! YOU'VE been 404'd but hey...
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I'm having an unusual problem with my 404 error page, which doesn't always appear in its proper form.
cPanel saves my 404 page in my root folder as 404.shtml. The thing works fine as long as the visitor mistypes a page name, in the form of mysite.com/wrongpage.php or something similar.
The problem occurs when the address is improperly named in the form of a folder, as in mysite.com/wrongpage/.
What happens then is my 404 page appears, but without the benefit of my style sheet. There appears to be a path problem that manifests itself only in this instance, that prevents the page from finding index.css.
Any idea on how to fix this problem?
Thanks.
Gemma
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