# 404 Page

The **404 Page** settings in WordPress allow you to customize the appearance and content of the page displayed when users navigate to a non-existent or broken link on your website.

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Here's a short form of the **Site Hooks** settings process

**Step 1 : Login** to your WordPress admin dashboard.

**Step 2 :** Go to **Appearance** > **Customize**.

**Step 3 :** Select **404 Page**.

**Step 4 :** Adjust the settings according to your preferences.

**Step 5 :** Click **Publish** to save your changes.
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**Enable Message**

* **YES!** to enable a custom "Not Found" message on the 404 page.
* Helps inform visitors when a page is unavailable.

**Template Style:**

The **"Template Style"** setting for the **Not Found (404) Page** typically refers to the **visual layout** or **design variation** used when a user visits a page that doesn’t exist — like when a broken link is clicked or a mistyped URL is entered.

**Predefined Template:**

* Navigate to the dashboard > Pages > Locate the 404 page
* Edit the page with Elementor and modify the existing content according to your project requirements.

**Custom Page:**

* Navigate to the dashboard > Pages > Add new
* Enter a name for the page, such as **Custom 404 Page**.
* Click the **Edit with Elementor** button to design your custom 404 page.
* Customize your 404 page. **Use Elementor to style each element on your 404 page to match your design and branding needs.**

**Assign Your Custom 404 Page**

* **Navigate to the dashboard > Appearance > Customize > 404 page**
* Locate Custom Page > Select your custom 404 page