In cPanel, you can customize several standard HTTP error pages to improve the user experience when issues occur. Common customizable error codes include:

  • 400 (Bad Request): Triggered when the server cannot understand the request due to malformed syntax.

  • 401 (Unauthorized): Shown when authentication is required but has either not been provided or failed.

  • 403 (Forbidden): Displayed when access to the requested resource is denied.

  • 404 (Not Found): Appears when the requested page does not exist on the server.

  • 500 (Internal Server Error): Indicates a generic server-side problem that prevents the request from being fulfilled.

Customizing these error pages allows you to present more informative and user-friendly messages, enhancing both branding and usability.

For step-by-step instructions, see our detailed tutorial: How do I configure custom error pages using cPanel?

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