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Great!
Here's a couple of pointer's:
If you acidently turn off the login block and logoff, you can always access it through:
http://yoursite.com/user.phpSo I'm assuming your site is up and running with 3 blocks:
- A login block that displays only to anonymous users
- A user block that only displays to users logged in
- A main menu
Go ahead and try changing your theme.
Another Definition:
GROUPS- This is the way xoops separates different types of users. By default there are 3 groups:
ANONYMOUS -Any user that's browsing your site and isn't logged in
REGISTERED USER- When a user register's, this is where xoops automatically places him.
WEBMASTER- This is the SUPER user. The one person who has access to EVERYTHING on the site.
You can create as many groups as you like and give them permission to access only certain parts of the site.
Practical example:
Say you have a forum installed and you want to give some users permission to access the administration part of the xoops forum module. You could create a group called "Forum Moderators" and give that group admin access to forum.
