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By DimitriDV on
I have added 7 pages in my menu, and I want the link of HOME to be my homepage.
Right now it's showing:
Welcome to your new Drupal website!
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4. Start posting content Finally, you can create content for your website. This message will disappear once you have promoted a post to the front page.
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how do I get rid of this at the homepage?
Comments
Promote one page you created
Promote one page you created to frontpage or go to "Site information" under "Site configuration" and in the bottom choose your default front page.
perfect, thanks!
perfect, thanks!
maybe a last question: why is there a VIEW and an EDIT button on top?
If I'm seeing this because I'm logged in >> How do I log out? I can't see any LOG OUT button :O
Because you are still logged
Because you are still logged in 'Edit' button is still there. Please log out and see.
In the default Graland theme,
In the default Graland theme, in the left hand side column, you have your Create content, etc. menu items are there. the last one is log out.
Sorry for the time lag.
Click on the 'log out' Your site should be perfect!
but I set this view to "none"
but I set the view of that login block to "none" because I don't want this on our website...
But your log out menu item
But your log out menu item should still be there in the menu regiion.
People don't want to show the log in button at times (in other words, it is not posted into any block).
But, nobody would like to disable 'log out' button!
May be your views are not configured properly!??
anyway, if all other people
anyway, if all other people have a good view, I'm ok with this :D