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Right on Oliver - thanks so much. &nbsp;Went the Module route which was perfect!
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Right on Oliver - thanks so much.  Went the Module route which was perfect!

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I'm building a new Drupal site, found at:<br />
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http://www.site.com/www<br />
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I would like for it to have a static homepage, without standard drupal formatting, found at the site's root (http://www.site.com). &nbsp;Is there a way for me to force Drupal's home link to point to my custom homepage?<br />
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Alternately, is there a way to integrate this custom page (an HTML designed page, sans drupal theme &amp;&nbsp;blocks) into the Drupal hierarchy?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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I'm building a new Drupal site, found at:

http://www.site.com/www

I would like for it to have a static homepage, without standard drupal formatting, found at the site's root (http://www.site.com).  Is there a way for me to force Drupal's home link to point to my custom homepage?

Alternately, is there a way to integrate this custom page (an HTML designed page, sans drupal theme & blocks) into the Drupal hierarchy?

Thanks!

Drupal homepage outside hierarchy

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