The dreaded HTTP error 404. No site owner wants to have them, and no visitor wants to see them. But the 404 page is a reality for each and every WordPress website out there. Making sure that your 404 page isn’t a dead-end and doesn’t stop your user’s journey across your site is incredibly important. While browsers and sites tend to have basic 404 pages built in, many of them leave a lot to be desired. So we have a few 404 plugins for WordPress that will make your users a little more okay with being told the content they want hasn’t been found.
4 Best 404 Plugins for WordPress
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