When a user goes to a page that doesn't exist on your site, it returns a 404 error page. In the World Wide Web, the 404 error signals that the requested resource, usually a Web page, has not been found. It is often accompanied by a message with the words "not found". On editor.do, this page is included by default in every project root and is called "error-page.html", and it's the contents of this page that will be displayed in the 404 error page. - You can customize it as you like, but you won't be able to delete it.

When a user goes to a page that doesn't exist on your site, it returns a 404 error page.

In the World Wide Web, the 404 error signals that the requested resource, usually a Web page, has not been found. It is often accompanied by a message with the words "not found".

On editor.do, this page is included by default in every project root and is called "****error-page.html****", and it's the contents of this page that will be displayed in the 404 error page.

\- You can customize it as you like, but you won't be able to delete it.

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