[[anonymous]]

I modified the 404 page from my theme to include custom text, CSS classes, and a JavaScript back button. Every time I render a preview of my website, it writes over my 404.html and I have to resave it from my code editor. Is there a way to stop Publii from doing this?

[[anonymous]]

A possible solution could be:

• customize your 404 file (provided by Publii) and rename it like:   404-page.html  or something like this.
• declare your default error page via htaccess:

ErrorDocument 404 /404-page.html

it should work

[[anonymous]]

Hi @andriezzo,

Thanks for that. I have a tendency to ignore certain things, for instance the fact that I was editing the Preview render file. Of course, in Input there isn’t a 404.html file. Does .htaccess go in the root of my Input folder?

[Bob]

Hi, the 404.html file can be found in the following location: ‎⁨(Documents ▸ ⁨Publii⁩ ▸ ⁨sites⁩ ▸ ⁨YOUR_SITE ▸ ⁨input⁩ ▸ ⁨themes⁩ ▸ ⁨YOUR_THEME)

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[[anonymous]]

ianbogue wrote:

Hi @andriezzo,

Does .htaccess go in the root of my Input folder?

Yes, it must be in the root folder but it works on an Apache server.

[[anonymous]]

Great. Thanks all for your replies. I do appreciate it!

[Author]

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