There are many types of server errors that may appear on your website and usually display a default server message. From the Control Panel, you can make this error message a custom page.
To access it, go to the
hosting management, and in the 'Server' section click on the option
Error Pages Configuration
Using this tool, you can choose which page from your hosting you want to display for each specific web server error.
1.-Configure different types of errors
You have the option to configure different types of errors:
It indicates that a request sent to the server could not be processed because the server is unable or not configured to handle that type of request. For example, when the request method is not implemented.
This error usually appears when the "index" file is not found in the directory being accessed. It may also occur if a username or password is required to access the page and it has not been entered correctly.
This is the most common error. The server has not found the requested file. It may have been moved, deleted, or the URL is incorrect.
The request made to the server has caused a failure. This may happen because the server configuration (perhaps the .htaccess file) is not correct.
2.-Assign an error page
To assign a custom error page, click on Modify assigned page for the type of error you want to customize.
A new window will appear where you can enter the path to the page you want to display within your hosting.
Once configured, click on Assign page.