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Hi guys, I was wondering whether I could get some assistance with a problem I'm having: I've started looking after my company's website and have recently set up a custom 404 error page for it. My .htaccess file reads: ErrorDocument 404 /404.html The problem I've got is that it's not working properly all the time. When the incorrect URL looks like this: www.companydomain.com/xxx everything works fine, but when an additional forward slash gets added in it stops working properly , for example if the URL looks like www.companydomain.com/xxx/yyy. The 404 goes through, and it tries to load the page, but all of the formatting to the text goes out the window and none of the linked images on the page, such as the header on the top, gets pulled through - instead of the images I get the black box with an X in it. What have I done wrong, and what do I need to do so that the correct 404 error page comes up for any combination put after the domain name. If anyone has any suggestions i'd be very grateful. Thanks!
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Can anybody help me on this issue? It's very important to my site. Some (although not all) of my permalinks won't work. Some work perfectly and some are having variants of this "%20%E2%80%8E" added to the end of them, which obviously is giving me the 404 message. I've tried deactivating plug ins but had no difference and obviously as some work, it is unlikely to be that. I have also checked for hidden characters but cannot seem to find any. Can anybody think of a viable reason/solution for this error? Thanks
