docs: update description for 404 Override

app/Config/Routing.php

@@ -63,13 +63,12 @@ class Routing extends BaseRouting
 
     /**
      * Sets the class/method that should be called if routing doesn't
-     * find a match. It can be either a closure or the controller/method
-     * name exactly like a route is defined: Users::index
+     * find a match. It can be the controller/method name like: Users::index
      *
      * This setting is passed to the Router class and handled there.
      *
      * If you want to use a closure, you will have to set it in the
-     * class constructor or the routes file by calling:
+     * routes file by calling:
      *
      * $routes->set404Override(function() {
      *    // Do something here

system/Config/Routing.php

@@ -61,13 +61,12 @@ class Routing extends BaseConfig
 
     /**
      * Sets the class/method that should be called if routing doesn't
-     * find a match. It can be either a closure or the controller/method
-     * name exactly like a route is defined: Users::index
+     * find a match. It can be the controller/method name like: Users::index
      *
      * This setting is passed to the Router class and handled there.
      *
      * If you want to use a closure, you will have to set it in the
-     * class constructor or the routes file by calling:
+     * routes file by calling:
      *
      * $routes->set404Override(function() {
      *    // Do something here

user_guide_src/source/incoming/routing.rst

@@ -667,15 +667,19 @@ to only those defined by you, by setting the ``$autoRoute`` property to false:
 404 Override
 ============
 
-When a page is not found that matches the current URI, the system will show a generic 404 view. You can change
-what happens by specifying an action to happen with the ``set404Override()`` method. The value can be either
-a valid class/method pair, just like you would show in any route, or a Closure:
+When a page is not found that matches the current URI, the system will show a
+generic 404 view. Using the ``$override404`` property within the routing config
+file, you can define controller class/method for 404 routes.
 
 .. literalinclude:: routing/051.php
 
-Using the ``$override404`` property within the routing config file, you can use closures. Defining the override in the Routing file is restricted to class/method pairs.
+You can also change what happens by specifying an action to happen with the
+``set404Override()`` method in Routes config file. The value can be either a
+valid class/method pair, or a Closure:
 
-.. note:: The ``set404Override()`` method does not change the Response status code to ``404``.
+.. literalinclude:: routing/069.php
+
+.. note:: The 404 Override feature does not change the Response status code to ``404``.
     If you don't set the status code in the controller you set, the default status code ``200``
     will be returned. See :php:meth:`CodeIgniter\\HTTP\\Response::setStatusCode()` for
     information on how to set the status code.

user_guide_src/source/incoming/routing/051.php

@@ -10,12 +10,3 @@ class Routing extends BaseRouting
     public ?string $override404 = 'App\Errors::show404';
     // ...
 }
-
-// In app/Config/Routes.php
-// Would execute the show404 method of the App\Errors class
-$routes->set404Override('App\Errors::show404');
-
-// Will display a custom view
-$routes->set404Override(static function () {
-    echo view('my_errors/not_found.html');
-});

user_guide_src/source/incoming/routing/069.php

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+<?php
+
+// In app/Config/Routes.php
+// Would execute the show404 method of the App\Errors class
+$routes->set404Override('App\Errors::show404');
+
+// Will display a custom view
+$routes->set404Override(static function () {
+    echo view('my_errors/not_found.html');
+});