Create a custom 404 error page in Django

Create a custom 404 error page in Django

🧑‍🏫 COURSES
Explore my latest Cloud computing & Django courses for beginners and intermediate developers:

📢 COACHING
Learn more about my personalized coaching sessions:

📑 BLOG
Read insightful articles and tutorials on Cloud computing & Django development:

⭐️ GITHUB
Access my open-source projects and contribute to the community:

📺 WATCH NEXT
Looking to refresh your skills or dive into something new?

CRUD mastery with Django | Build a CRM application:

Master the fundamentals of Django admin:

❤️ SUPPORT
If you enjoy my content, consider supporting me through PayPal. Your contribution helps me to create more valuable resources. Thank you for your generosity!:

MY OTHER SOCIALS

💌 MY NEWSLETTER
Sign up for free to stay updated on the latest Cloud With Django announcements!:

WHO AM I?
If we haven’t met before - Hey 👋 I'm Arno! Just a typical software developer like you who has a passion for creating content on Cloud computing and Django 🚀

[maestrogoldring]

Thanks for the videos! One of the better Django instructors I’ve found

[kpicsoffice]

Good stuff. I believe there is a lot of beginner 101 tutorials.

We need more 201/301 level content to keep progressing ahead. Thank you for all your hard work in this regard.

[cristophergutierrez]

Hello sir, could you please explain the differences between django and fastAPI ?

[softwareengineer]

Hi sir, first of all i would like to thank for such a useful video. Unfortunately it didn't work for my case. I have created 404.html page in the main templates folder(So it can work for all of the apps). Then obviously defined it inside settings.py:
'DIRS': [
BASE_DIR / 'templates'
],

But i still encounter default django 404 page even when i run my project using nginx and gunicorn.

[adrianskelton]

you are a fucking legend, putting it in the template base directory was all i needed to do after trying multiple locations rechecking views blah blah blah