This article covers how to set up error pages in cPanel.

  1. Log in to your cPanel:  https://YOURDOMAIN.com/cpanel
  2. Click on “Error Pages” under the "Advanced" section:
  3. Choose the domain you want to set up error pages for:
  4. Choose “Edit Common Error Codes” or “Show all HTTP Error Status Codes”.

You can edit an error page by clicking on it:

You can insert HTML code in the edit box as well as any extra information using the options at the very top.

Note: We cannot provide support for coding work.  However, there are many resources available elsewhere online to help you with this.

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