For example, the only valid DNS of my website is dns.example.com, but I also want it to display an HTML file for invaliddnsa.example.com, invaliddnsb.example.com, etc.
So you want to set up a wildcard DNS record that will display content regardless of the subdomain typed: e.g www.example.com, wicked.example.com, missing.example.com etc.???
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yes, but only for dns records that i havent used, for example i used valid.example.com so i dont want the html to appear there
Do you want something to appear for subdomains you haven’t used?
If you set things up so that content appears for any subdomain that isn’t currently configured to show content, the any subdomain will show content meaning that all subdomains are configured.
A wildcard record as described by @anon9246926 will not override any specific hostnames that you have created. The specifics of how to configure your webserver are something you will need to work out on your origin server.
Thanks! How can I make a wildcard record?
I was going to make @superdooperalt search for it @epic.network, but you beat me to it! 
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