How to display dynamic elements on a 404 page in Webflow
Learn how to bypass Webflow's limitation of no dynamic content on 404 pages with this custom script.
Webflow has a built in limitation that blocks you from adding dynamic elements on the native 404 page.
Luckily, there's a straightforward solution to create a custom 404 page in Webflow:
Step 1: Create a New Page
Start by creating a new page in your Webflow project. This page will serve as your customized 404 landing spot.
Step 2: Set the Slug
Give your new page a slug of "/page-not-found." This is the URL visitors will see when encountering a 404 error on your site.
Step 3: Add a Custom Script to your existing 404 page
Open your default 404 page and paste in this code inside <head> tag:
<!-- Redirects to 404 page -->
<script>
window.location.replace("/page-not-found")
</script>
Follow these simple steps to transform your 404 page into a customized space with dynamic content inside of Webflow.
