If the link to the job section on your Webflow page is showing a 404 error when clicked, there could be a few potential reasons for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take to identify and fix the problem:
1. Check the link URL: Double-check the URL that the button is linked to. Make sure it is correctly entered and matches the actual URL of your job section. Typos or incorrect URL formats can result in a 404 error.
2. Verify page existence: Confirm that the job section page actually exists on your website. Navigate to the page manually using the URL or by checking your Webflow site's page list. If the page has been deleted, renamed, or is unpublished, the link will naturally lead to a 404 error. If necessary, recreate or republish the job section page.
3. Ensure proper navigation setup: Confirm that the button is correctly set up to navigate to the job section page. In Webflow, you can set a link to a specific page by selecting the button element, opening the link settings, and choosing the job section page from the dropdown or entering its URL.
4. Check for conflicting redirect rules: If you have any redirect rules set up in your Webflow project's settings or in your hosting provider's dashboard, make sure they are not conflicting with the job section link. Sometimes, redirect rules can unintentionally redirect visitors away from the desired page, resulting in a 404 error. Review and adjust the redirect rules if necessary.
5. Test on different devices and browsers: Test the link on different devices and browsers to rule out any device or browser-specific issues. It's possible that the 404 error is specific to certain browsers or devices.
6. Check for broken interactions or custom code: If you have any custom code or interactions on your Webflow project that interact with the button or its link, they could be causing conflicts or errors. Temporarily remove or disable any custom code or interactions related to the job section link and test if the issue persists.
If you have gone through these steps and the issue still persists, you may want to consider reaching out to Webflow support for further assistance. Providing them with specific details about your project and the issue you're facing will help them diagnose and resolve the problem more effectively.