Custom 404 Pages
404 pages are what displays when a user tries to access a page that does not exist.

404 Message
Default 404 Message
By default, your 404 Page Not Found message is as follows:
The page you requested could not be found. It may no longer exist or may have moved (we’re always doing maintenance, and while we try not to break things, it occasionally does happen). For direct assistance, questions, or comments, contact the Site Administrator. For additional guidance, please email the appropriate contact.
If you set a site administrator, it will automatically replace “Site Administrator” with the name and email you set. For example:
The page you requested could not be found. It may no longer exist or may have moved (we’re always doing maintenance, and while we try not to break things, it occasionally does happen). For direct assistance, questions, or comments, contact the web team. For additional guidance, please email the appropriate contact.
How to configure a custom 404 message
- Open Settings > Aggie UX Site Settings
- Open the Messages tab
- Toggle on Customize 404 Page
- Enter 404 page information
- Message: Enter the text to display when a user tries to access a page that does not exist. To use the site contact email and title as configured in Aggie UX Site Settings, use {{siteContact}} where you would like this link to appear in your text.
- 404 CTAs: Optionally display up to two CTAs can be displayed below the 404 message.
- Background: Choose the background color of your 404 page.
- Image: Optionally upload an image to display as part of your 404 page.
- In the right hand sidebar, click Update
Site Administrator
You can set a site administrator to receive questions about issues on your site, including broken links and missing content. If this is filled out, it will display on your 404 page without having to fully customize the 404 message.
How to set a site administrator
- Open Settings > Aggie UX Site Settings
- Fill out the Site Administrator Email field with the appropriate email address
- Optionally set the Site Administrator Title to set the link text for the email address. If not filled out, the link text will read “site owner.”
- In the right hand sidebar, click Update