Adding lines in .htaccess will do the work, but the http server response code will be 302 (temp redirect) for non-existent pages. This will create a lower ranking in search engines, as they will index those as duplicate content.
Instead go to "Error Pages" in control panel and select 404 error...
Adding lines in .htaccess will do the work, but the http server response code will be 302 (temp redirect) for non-existent pages. This will create a lower ranking in search engines, as they will index those as duplicate content.
Instead go to "Error Pages" in control panel and select 404 error...