By yanisdon on

Hi,
What i like to do is this.

Am using the front page module and I essentially like to have different front pages for (e.g. not logged in ones and logged in ones..).

I like to get a blank page where I basically will be able to put blocks in etc. I reckon I can't just create a new page or something, because I dont want the title etc. to be displayed. I just want a blank page with a blank content area and a couple of block to start with. To do this with views is not possible offhand, because views will always display nodes as far as I understand it right...

How can I achiev this?

Cheers

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Cornell Jake’s picture

Cornell Jake commented

2 years later, I have exact the same question.

Anyone?

archi’s picture

archi commented

Hi,

You can comment the $title from your tpl file,
or else you can give condition to $title that print so ans so pages.

robbdavis’s picture

robbdavis commented

This would be so much easier if views just had a simple - "don't display title on page" check box.

Gabriel R.’s picture

Gabriel R. commented

I am trying to do the same, via a module.

The goal is to have an empty page as home, one that is not a node.

However, Drupal redirects the url to / and shows a 404.