@@ -37,17 +37,18 @@ This method will use a 404 page created via the backoffice.
37371 . Navigate to the ** Settings** section.
38382 . Create a new "_ Document Type with Template_ ".
39393 . Name the Document Type ** 404** .
40- 4 . \[ Optional] Add properties on the Document Type.
40+ 4 . Adjust the alias to "Page404" before saving the Document Type. Umbraco will not allow you to create a Document Type with a numeric alias.
41+ 5 . \[ Optional] Add properties on the Document Type.
4142 1 . In most cases, the 404 not found page would be static.
42- 5 . Fill out the Template with your custom markup.
43- 6 . Create another ** Document Type** , but create it without the Template.
44- 7 . Call this Document Type ** Statuscodes** .
45- 8 . Open the ** Structure** Workspace view.
46- 9 . Check the ** Allow at root** option.
47- 10 . Add the ** 404** Document Type as an ** Allowed child note type** .
48- 11 . Navigate to the ** Content** section.
49- 12 . Create a ** Statuscodes** content item called ** Statuscodes** .
50- 13 . Create a ** 404** content item under the ** Statuscodes** content.
43+ 6 . Fill out the Template with your custom markup.
44+ 7 . Create another ** Document Type** , but create it without the Template.
45+ 8 . Call this Document Type ** Statuscodes** .
46+ 9 . Open the ** Structure** Workspace view.
47+ 10 . Check the ** Allow at root** option.
48+ 11 . Add the ** 404 Page ** Document Type as an ** Allowed child note type** .
49+ 12 . Navigate to the ** Content** section.
50+ 13 . Create a ** Statuscodes** content item called ** Statuscodes** .
51+ 14 . Create a ** 404 Page ** content item under the ** Statuscodes** content.
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5253### Set a custom 404 page in the configuration
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