Hello,

I have a problem. And angeziegt is no longer on my side for guests home page. Although it appears to block the forums, but not the content of the page and also no indication of Aritikel. When I log in as a guest but I do not anything.
In the Static Pages is enabled in the block for the Home for the rights of the guests. 've Tried everything, but nothing is shown to the guests.

Can someone help me?

best greetings
sebastian

Can we get a URL to the site so we can take a look?

Thanks!
Mark

Hello,

the url is www.kgv-listerdamm.de

What do you want guests to see when they go to the index page?

Do you want to display a single static page and nothing else?

Thanks!
Mark

To display a static page (block index on site) and the article.
so in about as on-www.modellbahn ronnenberg.net is also displayed. Here it worked until now but it's no longer any

many thanks
sebastian

Have you enabled the Multi-Language support in the configuration? This can cause things to stop displaying?

Double check the permissions of the static page, make sure anonymous users have read checked.

Double check that the static page has the centerblock box checked.

Thanks!
Mark

Hello

If everything is done. I've uploaded the language pack. English and German are installed. Now that they mention it, I think that since the home is no longer displayed correctly.
what can I do?

Thank you very much
sebastian

Hello

I have: disabled Multi-Language is now again all appear reasonable. Many thanks for the thought and as the prompt help.
GlFusion real one super software.

many thanks and have a nice evening

You will need to create a static page for each language. Name the static page with an ending _en for english. For example:

staticpagename_en

When you setup multi-language support you had to assign a prefix (maybe de_) to the German language. Use that same prefix to create the German static page. For example:

staticpagename_de

There is some information on setting this up in the wiki at Creating Content for Multi-Language Sites

Thanks!
Mark