Does your extension allow me to set a general rule that when someone is trying to reach a bad url or a page I have deleted, it will go to a custom page, instead of the 404 page?
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I'm not sure what you mean by "go to a custom page" in that context. Does "go to" means redirect? or just display a custom 404?
sh404SEF provides a very strong support for 404 handling. It will by default display a very enhanced 404 pages which:
- is displayed in the context of your site (ie in your template and thus with your menus, etc)
- is of course fully customizable
- automatically suggests similar URL: user will see a list of a few URLs that sounds similar to the requested one and can directly click to reach them.
In addition and optionally, it can try to automatically redirect to a similar URL.
See 404 handling documentation on this page and the following for all details.
Lastly, if you are after redirecting, there's also a very strong support with generic rules, much easier to create and modify than .htaccess redirects for instance. See documentation on this page for details.
Best regards
I'm not sure what you mean by "go to a custom page" in that context. Does "go to" means redirect? or just display a custom 404?
sh404SEF provides a very strong support for 404 handling. It will by default display a very enhanced 404 pages which:
- is displayed in the context of your site (ie in your template and thus with your menus, etc)
- is of course fully customizable
- automatically suggests similar URL: user will see a list of a few URLs that sounds similar to the requested one and can directly click to reach them.
In addition and optionally, it can try to automatically redirect to a similar URL.
See 404 handling documentation on this page and the following for all details.
Lastly, if you are after redirecting, there's also a very strong support with generic rules, much easier to create and modify than .htaccess redirects for instance. See documentation on this page for details.
Best regards
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