What are error pages?
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Error pages are displayed when a user attempts to access a part of your website and an issue occurs. There are several types of errors, with the most common being:
- 301 - Indicates that the page has been permanently redirected to a new location.
- 401 - The user does not have permission to access the requested file or directory.
- 404 - The requested page could not be found, usually due to an incorrect URL.
- 500 - An internal server error caused by a malfunctioning script or configuration issue.
You can customize error pages by configuring custom error handling rules within your .htaccess file.
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