Changing your Drupal 7 frontpage Brad MarkleUpdated on August 16, 2021 1 Minute Read By default your Drupal 7 homepage will display your latest articles, which is referred to as a content feed. If you have a specific page you’d like to set as your frontpage, regardless of its content type (such as a basic page or article), you can do so in Drupal 7. How to set the Default front page in Drupal 7: Log into your Drupal 7 dashboard In the top menu, click Configuration Under System click Site Information Under FRONT PAGE, adjust the Default front page setting. Be sure to pay attention to the following note if you want to disable this specific front page:Optionally, specify a relative URL to display as the front page. Leave blank to display the default content feed. Click the Save Configuration button at the bottom of the page to save these settings. The default front page showing latest articles A custom front page set to a specific page Share this Article Related Articles Getting Started Guide: Drupal How to Use the Simple XML Sitemap Drupal Module Finding 404 page not found errors in Drupal 7 Removing the site title in Drupal 8 Content Types in Drupal 8 Disabling user images for posts and comments in Drupal 8 How to add an image in Drupal 7 How to upload your custom logo in your Drupal 7 theme Setting custom logos in your Drupal 8 theme Fixing the “An unrecoverable error occurred” error in Drupal