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Page not found for non-published documents

If checked, documents that are not published return a Page not found error (404) if they are viewed on the live site.

Page not found URL

Specifies a custom page that will be displayed to users who encounter a Page not found error (404 HTTP status code). It can either be a physical aspx file in the web project or a dedicated document created in the site’s content tree.

In both cases, you need to enter the URL of the page, for example:

~/SpecialPages/PageNotFound.aspx

This value could be used to specify the URL of a physical page file placed in the given location, or select a document with an alias path equal to /SpecialPages/PageNotFound.

The advantage of using a document for this purpose is that you can leverage all features of the portal engine. For instance, you can translate the page not found document on a multilingual website and the system will automatically display the appropriate culture version according to the currently selected language.

Log page not found exception

If enabled, the system logs Page not found (404) http errors in the Event log application. You can recognize the errors by the “PAGENOTFOUND” event code.

Default content culture

Used to select which culture should be the default language option of the website’s content.

Combine with default culture

Indicates if the default culture version of documents should be offered for documents that are not available in the currently selected language.

Combine files with default culture

Indicates if the default culture version of files should be used for untranslated file documents.

Default alias path

Alias path of the website’s default page.

Page key words prefix

Specifies a prefix for all page keywords on the website.

Page description prefix

Specifies a prefix for all page description on the website.

Page title format

Specifies the page title format.

Example: {%prefix%} - {%pagetitle_orelse_name%}

Page title prefix

Page title prefix used for all pages. Replaces the {% prefix %} macro in the page title format.

Control element

Specifies the element that should be used instead of the standard <span> element. Currently, the only options are span or div.