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Ruby on Rails ships with default error pages for more popular requests you might encounter including 404, 500, and 422. Each request has an associated static HTML page that lives inside every new Ruby on Rails app's public directory.

There may come a time where those static pages are a bit cumbersome to work with or you want to add a little more flair to yours using assets that already exist in your app. The public folder by design lives outside of the bound of what Rails and serve so you will see that each html page has embedded styles and content.

This works for basic error pages but in my own case, I wanted to leverage Tailwind CSS that I was already using inside my application. We can do this in a few steps but that means tweaking some configuration and telling your app how to handle errors in a new custom way.

Read the full blog post here: https://web-crunch.com/posts/custom-error-page-ruby-on-rails

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