Custom 404 Page in Django | handler404 | 404 Error

[@Jourvence777]

I'm so tired that I wanted to comment about how loud your music is, then I realised It's mine

[@abishekvijayan7206]

thnks a lot bro
i hope you do more like this

[@fadhilkhan830]

thanks mate . need more videos like this

[@incrediblemhi]

greate video

[@paperplaneinthehorizon]

Awesome. Thanks!

[@itzcallmepro4963]

it's Not Working with me i can't figure why i did exxactly the same as u did , but while iam supposed to get error 404 iam getting 500 , i tried searching for it , and Solns say that my website can't see 404 page so it's getting 500

[@MagnusAnand]

I had the same error. The problem I HAD was not providing the correct template location.

[@fredj737]

Thanks brother.

[@kemueltkd]

thanks for the video.

[@hahauw3]

After Removing this ["*"] this * its works btw thanks

[@waltradeekene]

if i set my debug to false it breaks my static files DEBUG = False
ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['*']

[@thinkthank6545]

To access the static files in production environment, you should serve it as a url. In order to do that.
Inside urls.py:
from django.urls import re_path
from django.views.static import serve
urlpatterns = [
...
...
re_path(r'^static/(?P.*)$', serve,{'document_root': settings.STATIC_ROOT}),
]
I hope that you are having static files inside a folder named "static"