I can't remember the last time I actually used /node. It's a great default for a fresh install and new users, but quickly becomes a problem for established users. I won't deny that a tiny contrib module would solve things, but it strikes me as the wrong solution. If I have to install a module that only does one menu_alter, then it really starts to sound like I'm having to work around a flaw instead of extending functionality. I don't think any of us want /node removed. We'd just rather have the ability to disable it, like we can with suggested menu items. ~Rob
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 9:20 AM, Nathaniel Catchpole <[email protected] > wrote: > > Core can look if the system has any nodes at all , and only emit the >> welcome >> message if there are no nodes (not nodes promoted/published). >> > > The message isn't in Drupal 7 any more, or at least, not at /node, it's > been replaced by a short message inviting you to add some content. > > The real answer to this is the other thread on this list at the moment - > views in core, so that the default front page (and default taxonomy, forum, > blog and other listings) is just a view which you can enable, disable or > modify. > > Nat > > >
