The quick-and-dirty way is to add a tag to the HTML of your root
page:
Or you could use an extension like Vapor that lets you create arbitrary
redirects (I like Vapor a lot ;)
Sean
On 2/2/10 7:09 PM, Anton Aylward wrote:
> For various reasons I'd like to have the "Home" on my site menu go t
For various reasons I'd like to have the "Home" on my site menu go to
"/home" (and the "About" go to "/about" and so on.)
Creating "/home" and the sections that go into it which get managed as
child pages - for editing/organization reasons - isn't the problem.
The problem is that people visit
This seems like a very useful extension but the instructions on how to
use it are sparse. The fnf page type shows up and it seems to take
over for any page not found but what do I do with it more than that.
My goal would be to throw a 301 error for moved pages and redirect to
the new locat
