404 Pages
HoverCraft uses the same overall page structure for 404 errors as it does for the rest of the site, so visitors who land on a missing URL still see a familiar, consistent layout.
When WordPress cannot find the requested page, HoverCraft displays the translated 404 Error (Not Found) title using the theme's Basic header layout. The page keeps the regular footer, typography, spacing, and other site-wide layout styling instead of switching to a completely separate design.
Breadcrumbs follow the normal HoverCraft breadcrumb settings. When breadcrumbs are enabled site-wide, the 404 page includes the same breadcrumb navigation used elsewhere on the site.
The page also respects HoverCraft's normal sidebar settings and broader page layout options. A site-wide sidebar can appear alongside the error page, while configurations intended only for individual posts remain limited to posts.
HoverCraft does not replace WordPress 404 handling with a redirect or custom routing system. WordPress determines when the requested URL cannot be found, while HoverCraft controls how that response is presented to visitors.
This approach keeps missing-page responses lightweight and predictable while allowing them to remain visually consistent with the rest of the website.