🔧 What is a 404 Error?
A 404 error occurs when a requested webpage or resource cannot be found on a server. It’s a common issue that can frustrate users, but here’s how to address it effectively!

Common Causes & Solutions

  1. Incorrect URL
    🔍 Double-check the address for typos or misspellings.

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  2. Moved or Deleted Content
    📁 If the page was removed, redirect it to the correct location using HTTP status codes.
    Learn more about redirects

  3. Broken Links
    🛠️ Use tools like Google Search Console to identify and fix broken links.

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  4. Server Configuration Issues
    🔄 Ensure your server’s .htaccess or routing setup is properly configured.
    Check our server setup guide

Tips for Preventing 404s

  • 📌 Use 301 redirects for permanently moved pages.
  • 📝 Maintain a sitemap to keep track of all URLs.
  • 🧭 Implement custom 404 pages to guide users back to your site.

Explore our full guide on HTTP status codes for deeper insights! 🌐