How to Build a Sign in a Page on Drupal
- 1). Sign into Drupal and click on "Dashboard," then click "Configuration." Click on "Clean URLs" beneath "Search and Metadata."
- 2). Check the box next to "Enable Clean URLs" then click "Save Configuration." This allows users to access your login page with a simple URL, such as yoursite.com/login.
- 3). Click on "Content" then "Add Content." Click on "Basic Page." Type the page title. Use something simple such as "Login" or "Sign In."
- 4). Type notes in the "Body" field if you want to display a message above the log in block. If not, leave the section blank. Click on "Save" to create the page.
- 5). Click on "Structure" then "Blocks." Scroll down to "User Login." Click on "Configure."
- 6). Scroll down to the "Show Block on Specific Pages" section. Check the box next to "Show Only." Type the name of your page into the text box. Click on "Save Block."
- 7). Scroll down to "User Login" and click on the arrow next to "Region." Select "Content" to display the login block in the center of the page. You can also select a different region, such as "Sidebar," if you want to show it on the login page's sidebar instead. Click on "Save Blocks."
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