I'm looking at creating a site that is basically static for users and they should have no input except for forums, which I might make phpBB.
I'm using 5.0 rc1 currently and I've disabled sidebar navigation in favor of just primary links as the navigation.
I moved the "Create content" inside the admin menu area(my thinking was then only admin can see it). I also made access rights for anons to access stuff and post comments, but can't make any REAL post(blogs, articles, etc). Since I've done the access and moved the menu the Create Content still shows up but I click on it and it says "No content types available."
I'm wondering how to get rid of the Create Content completely for any user besides admin user(s). I just tried moving the menu into a disabled menu and it still shows up, just further down. I guess you can't disable it but can disable everything IN it which doesn't solve my problem I'd guess.
Any ideas on how to get rid of the "Create Content" menu for regular users?
< href="http://weareall.doomedtoreality.com/drupal5/">The test site link. Thats the link to the test site I've setup I'm trying to do this to if you want to see what I'm talking about.
Let me know if you see anything else you think a regular user shouldn't have access to on a "static" site.
Also, in your opinion, in this given setup, you think its just better to disallow user registration and go with a separate forum system or use the drupal system and let people register to keep with a consistent flow and feel? I'm not leaning any way I just don't want trouble with users doing something their not supposed to, creating albums, blogs, etc. If I kept with drupal it'd make one easy backup and template is done, but phpBB is cooler but make more work...