If there is a broken link on your website, or if you’ve changed the page’s address, the 404 error often occurs.

Even if there are no broken links on your website, the user can mistype the address and still see the 404 error. That is why it is a good idea to provide your website with a user-friendly custom 404 page.

Fortunately, with JetThemeCore, which is included in the Crocoblock subscription, you can easily create a custom 404 page with Block Editor or Elementor. Keep reading to learn more about creating a custom 404 page with Elementor, as the creating process in Gutenberg is pretty much similar.

Go to WordPress Dashboard > Crocoblock > My Library. Click the “Add New” button to create a new template.

In the displayed pop-up, select the “Single” option as a Template Type, then pick the “Elementor” option (or the “Block Editor” one if you are working with Gutenberg) in the Template Content Type and fill in the Template Name field if desired. 

However, the last field is optional; you can freely leave it empty.

Push the “Create Template” button to begin setting up a template.

Work on the page, add the desired widgets, and style up the template. Press the “Update” button once you are satisfied with the result.

Return to WordPress Dashboard > Crocoblock > Theme Templates to adjust the template conditions. 

Now, look at the newly created template and find the Instances tab. There are no conditions set right now; press the “Edit Conditions” button to open the pop-up with settings.

Pick the “Include” option in the primary list, then “Single” in the second selector. And last but not least, select “404 Page”.

Push the “Save Conditions” button to save the changes and close the editing window.

Check the front end. For instance, mistype the letter in the URL to see the newly built 404 page.

The page is displayed right as we built it in the editor. Now you know how to set up a 404 page without any difficulties with the JetThemeCore plugin.