Laravel 404 Custom Error Page Setup
Step 1: Install a New Laravel Project
Open your terminal and run:
Step 2: Configure Your Database
Open the .env
file in the root of your project and update your database details:
Step 3: Run Migrations
Run the following command to migrate the default Laravel tables:
Step 4: Create a Custom 404 Error Page
Create a new file at:
Paste the following complete HTML template inside the file:
⚠️ You don’t need to put this in
home.blade.php
. This file will automatically be used for 404 errors if it exists in theresources/views/errors/
directory.
Here's the full HTML you provided (already good to go):
[Full HTML content – Already included in your message above, no need to paste again here.]
Step 5: Run Laravel Development Server
Start the Laravel development server:
Then go to your browser and visit:
Or for direct public directory access (if you're not using a virtual host setup):
Try accessing a route that doesn't exist (e.g., /some-random-page
) to see your custom 404 error page.