By juraj@www.debianplanet.org on

I can't publish content to frontpage. Or -- only registered users see the content. Is there a way to have a static homepage (preferably a node) and the classic drupal page (index.php) only by clicking on some ,,news'' link? (Different from making default.php site redirect to the node and setting default.php as a preference in apache's config).

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Iangbruk commented

When you create content or nodes there is a field that can be enabled or disabled which makes the content public. Furthermore user permissions may not be set for anonymous users to access content.

My workaround for a static home page only works when you disable the ability to view any of the boxes. The home page becomes the display of a single node or blog and I have stripped out references to author, date, read more etc. I couldn't figure out a better way.

As far as having the classic drupal page available as a navigation link. If you enable custom navigation links by taking out the comment syntax in conf.php you are able to add navigation links at will and have them link to modules, nodes or index.php.

P.S. I only looked at forum by chance. It seems to me there are more questions and answers in the mailing lists.

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Has anyone come up with a better way to publish a node to a front page so that the references of name, author, date posted and comment options do not appear?

Thanks.