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ha! We did a similar thing for our 404, 500, and empty pages:

I don't think your "404.html" page is what you intended to link :P

404.html will be the one not displaying a 404 for some reason, but 404.htm does lol.

You are using rails, remove the default 404.html from your public folder and it will stop serving the default rails 404.html.

That's a good point. Not sure why we haven't already did it. Just pushed a fix. Demoing 404s are not day to day business though. :)