how to Create WordPress Custom Post Types

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The .htcaccess file is located in the root folder of your WordPress installation. For the case of WordPress, it is generated automatically when you change your permalink structure from default. All you need to do to ensure that the server finds your custom 404 page is add a single line to the file like this. As you can see, this url starts at the root (/), meaning that to use this url format, your WordPress installation must be at the root of your server. Otherwise, if WordPress is installed in a sub-directory, the redirection path should be:


Wrapping Up
By reading this quick tutorial, you can now hopefully create a custom 404 page Country Email List complete with a custom user-friendly message. You can also configure the .htcaccess file to ensure that your website visitors are always redirected to the right 404 page by the server in situations when WordPress is not able to or when you change themes.

If you want to attract loyal visitors that will always come back to your website, it’s important to customize your 404 page with a less irritating message. And of course, trying to limit the number of times a visitor even lands on a 404 page is a good idea, too.



Do you have any great ideas for a custom 404 message? What are you currently using on your 404 page? I’d love to hear your ideas in the comments below!How to Create WordPress Custom Post Types
WordPress can display a plethora of different types of content, but organizing it can be tough. The default options are fairly limited, and customizing them can be confusing. That’s precisely why I decided to put together this brief guide.