Posted by ranjeet32 on September 26, 2012 at 10:34pm
after installation of drupal when we login to the back end section. i am ok with this but how can we see the frontend section. please reply me. i am quite confused about this. i am using drupal 7.15 version. Thanks.
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what about the responses that you've been given in: https://drupal.org/node/1795668 are confusing you?
Define "Front-End".
If by 'Front end' you mean:
- You are trying to see the site
as Public Visitors see your site,
then you must use a second browser,
such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox (Free), or Google Chrome (Free)
to view your site
if you want to stay logged in as an administrator
in your first browser.
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Or, if by 'Front end' you mean:
- You simply want to go your home page
while logged in as an Administrator,
then click the 'house-icon' which is the icon
furthest to the left in the black administrative toolbar
at the very top of your page.
That takes you to the '' (home) page of your site,
although you will be seeing menus and other options
that public visitors do not see.
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-chris
Drupal 8 is great.
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No separate front end
Drupal has an integrated interface. Only user permissions and roles define what a user can and cannot see. A user that is not logged in can see whatever permissions are given to the "anonymous" users. A logged in user is referred to as "authenticated" user. The default user is an "administrator". You can setup other user roles as needed.
There is not a separate interface for "back end" and "front end" in Drupal.
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select seven as your administration theme (there are other themes in contrib which can be used as an administration theme) which tends to give you more of a feeling of separation of backend at yoursite.com/?q=admin and front at yoursite.com
other themes which are intended to be enabled as administration themes:
http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_multisitesearch/administration?filte...
administration themes can be enabled @ yoursite.com/?q=admin/appearance