Posted by peternagel91 on December 13, 2012 at 2:11pm
Hi guys,
Just installed the latest version of drupal and it's hosted right now and used the default Stark theme so I can easily edit the CSS. Now I want to change the text when a user gets to my website and has to login. Where can I locate the HTML of the default page so I can edit it to my needs?
Thanks!
Comments
Go to admin/settings/site-information to set your default page
Hi,
To set up a default page, you will need to do it as follows:
1. Create a basic page with the content you want to show. Make a note of the URL path.
2. Go to admin/settings/site-information and scroll to the bottom. You will see a Default front page: option. Just add the URL here and this will be set as your website default front page
Hope that helps
Jay
Our homepage right now is the
Our homepage right now is the Login Screen which we want to keep. We want to change the page that is after you have logged in. How do we change that? While still keep the use of the drupal CMS
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Change how? Redesign? If the Stark theme has the basic layout you want, then make a copy to create your own theme and restyle with html/css.
Thanks for your reply but
Thanks for your reply but this isn't exactly what we are looking for. We have a default homepage which is the Login Screen which we want to keep. After you logged in we want to change the screen there. How do we do that?
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You can use the Path Redirect (for Drupal 6) or Redirect (Drupal 7) module to create a rule for once the user has logged in, send them to a specific page.