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404 Page Tutorial Fix #6605

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Touching up the documentation. A doc type with the name "404" is not …
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Update 14/umbraco-cms/tutorials/custom-error-page.md
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Expand Up @@ -37,17 +37,18 @@ This method will use a 404 page created via the backoffice.
1. Navigate to the **Settings** section.
2. Create a new "_Document Type with Template_".
3. Name the Document Type **404**.
4. \[Optional] Add properties on the Document Type.
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.
5. \[Optional] Add properties on the Document Type.
1. In most cases, the 404 not found page would be static.
5. Fill out the Template with your custom markup.
6. Create another **Document Type**, but create it without the Template.
7. Call this Document Type **Statuscodes**.
8. Open the **Structure** Workspace view.
9. Check the **Allow at root** option.
10. Add the **404** Document Type as an **Allowed child note type**.
11. Navigate to the **Content** section.
12. Create a **Statuscodes** content item called **Statuscodes**.
13. Create a **404** content item under the **Statuscodes** content.
6. Fill out the Template with your custom markup.
7. Create another **Document Type**, but create it without the Template.
8. Call this Document Type **Statuscodes**.
9. Open the **Structure** Workspace view.
10. Check the **Allow at root** option.
11. Add the **404 Page** Document Type as an **Allowed child note type**.
12. Navigate to the **Content** section.
13. Create a **Statuscodes** content item called **Statuscodes**.
14. Create a **404 Page** content item under the **Statuscodes** content.

### Set a custom 404 page in the configuration

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