By Helio-1 on

Hey guy's

On my drupal site now i have the login on one of my templates , the options i have seen up to now or just to move the login from the home page to a other one(the following pages).

Is there a way that i can get a administration option like in Joomla ? That i type in administrator (or something else ) in the url and get the administration section .

Please reply back as soon as possible .

Thanx guy's

Helio

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Sunshiney’s picture

Sunshiney commented

I'm having a hard time understanding your question but if you want to remove the log-in block, you can access the admin area via url: http://domainname/admin

You can disable the log-in block in admin/build/blocks You can also make the log-in available only to certain users. If this doesn't help, then post again and we'll see what we can do.

ashishn.cms’s picture

ashishn.cms commented

Hi,
Actually your question is not clear but if you want move your login box to some other page then go to http:// yoursite.com/admin/build/block
here you may change user login box where you want to display & you may configure where(which page) you want to display this block.

Helio-1’s picture

Helio-1 commented

Hey guy's,

My problem is that now i have the login option on a template, it could be the home template or any other template, this i do not want.

If you are familiar with joomla you know that in joomla you type in administrator at the end of your url to access the admin area eg.
www.yourdomain.com/administration

I have a template i need to convert to a drupal template , in this template there is no login, so i need to remove the login and put it somewhere else but not on any of the user pages or any page someone who visits the site can see.

I hope this explains my situation better

m13’s picture

m13 commented

get Joomla out of your head for a while.

you cannot access anything, not even the /admin page unless you LOGIN first. So I think what you are asking for is the path

/user/login

then login as admin

and notice that you visit /admin page, having the permissions to do so.

now that you are logged in, you can simply type "/admin" or "/admin/build/blocks" for example and visit the admin page.

advice: keep the admin navigation bar while you produce a site