Customize error pages

Customize error pages

First you must access your cPanel: See how to obtain credentials and access cPanel through our article: Here

  1. Logged into your cPanel, locate the “Advanced” section and there locate the item “Error pages”;

  2. In step 1 you must select the domain you want to manage;


  3. In step 2 you select “Edit common error codes” and select the error page you want to customize;



  4. You will be redirected to an edit page;



  5. After editing or modifying click on “Save” located below and a success message will be displayed.




* After editing or modifying click on “Save” located below and a success message will be displayed.



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