By platypus media on

Has anyone tried to hide the recent posts in the navigation menu if a visitor to the website is not logged in? I can't figure out where to disable this, or how.

Mike

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.6.x

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ethernectar’s picture

ethernectar commented

Anyone?

Just ran into this myself and hoping there's a way to hide this from the nav

joserey’s picture

joserey commented

Here's one way to hide the "recent posts" link:
administer > site building > menus > navigation
drag "recent posts" under the "administer" menu item.
Of course, under the "permission" section of user management, only you can "administer menu" (that's under the menu module).
Btw, and still, anybody may access recently published post in your site via http://yourdrupalsite.com/tracker :-) oh well, at least it's hidden from the menu. 'hope this helps :-)

frames’s picture

frames commented

I think the proper way (at least in D6+) would be:

Administer > Site building > blocks > "configure" that block > then mark "authenticated user" in "Show block to specific roles"

kaiser ad’s picture

kaiser ad commented

I am also trying to hide the "Recent Posts" block.
Anyone has idea how to do it? I am running Drupal 7.

srutheesh’s picture

srutheesh commented

Disable the permission for anonymous users for navgation menu block.. And create one new menu for anonymous users and assign that menu block for anonymous users ... Problem solved....

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