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November 10th, 2:35am
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Practical Guide to 404 Error Pages: What WordPress is Missing
What data does a 404 error page provide?
A lot of people seem to think that a 404 page is a dead end street. It's not, there's a whole lot of data that can help you find the content your visitor was looking for. Let's start with the URL: it contains something very useful. All the text that's there after the slash of your domain should be pointing you to what it is the person was looking for.
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Great and detailed tutorial on how-to create better 404 pages for wordpress
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A lot of people seem to think that a 404 page is a dead end street. It's not, there's a whole lot of data that can help you find the content your visitor was looking for. Let's start with the URL: it contains something very useful. All the text that's there after the slash of your domain should be pointing you to what it is the person was looking for.
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