In a previous topic we talked about creating error pages and redirecting them, but this included those who wanted to have a custom page that they create internally in Blogger and add additions to it and so on
As for those who like simplicity, there is another way, which is to make a separate appearance for the error page inside the template itself, both methods It fulfills the purpose, but in order to complete the benefit, I would like to explain to you the other method and prepared a simple appearance for you and explain how to install and modify it
This is the simplified form of the form
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You can modify the code and change the colors to suit you
By following this method, you can customize your error page directly within the Blogger template without needing an external page. This approach ensures a seamless user experience while maintaining the overall design consistency of your blog.
Feel free to experiment with the code, adjust the colors, and modify the layout to match your blog’s style. With a well-designed error page, visitors will have a more engaging and informative experience, even when they encounter broken links or missing pages.
