By yinyang042 on

Hi Guys,

I have been putting links into my menu today. However, when I logout as the user it seems that only two links "about us" "contact us" are the only ones that show up. However, when I log in I see all 5 links again at the top. Is there a setting I am messing up to where it is only being viewed by the admin or the person logged in? How do I change this? I want the general population to see my primary links. Help!!

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yinyang042 commented

Anyone know why I cannot see my links at the top of my page when I log out?

I only see two:

http://www.designingdigitallyclients.com/Ohio_Faith/

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yinyang042 commented

Anyone know when I am logged in as the only user I have on my drupal site I can build pages and they show up. Once I log out the pages are no longer on the menu. How do I get my pages to show up for everyone so that the general population sees the pages?

I really am getting frustrated, I have been told Drupal is amazing for building a CMS website. It seems to be great if you are looking to have a login system for people to use, but so much as a straight forward website that I want to be able to add pages, pictures, links, etc. for general public to see. Or I am not sure why it is so hard to find documentation on creating the goal at hand. Any ideas anyone?

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kenerly commented

I have the same problem. Links for newsletter and messages do not appear when I'm not logged in. I would like the links to appear for all users.

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nanharb commented

I had this same problem and searched all over the Drupal site for THREE DAYS and followed all of the suggestions and none of them worked. Then out of desperation I tried changing the
path to node/1 instead of node/add and it worked!
Node/add is ONLY for internal links, but who knew?
Here is where this happens:
Home » Administer » Site building » Menus

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einsteinsboi commented

I helped another user with a similar problem, and it had to do with how he was creating the links. Look through this thread

http://drupal.org/node/287796

This may not be the case for you. If it doesn't work, post back here and we'll try and work through it.

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hmt3design commented

I was building pages for a site that caters to Spanish and English speakers. I had built a new page and it wasn't showing up in the primary links. I couldn't understand why until I switched to the "Espaniol" version and it showed. I had selected "Spanish" when building the page in the drop-down box. So if you have a dual-language site with multi-language modules installed, that may be an issue for you.