So I'm working with an organization on a site rebuild. I have a test site set up on my domain.<br><br>My problem is that the "Welcome to your New Drupal Site" page is showing up on the home page for anonymous users.
<br><br>I've installed the Content Access module (<a href="http://drupal.org/project/content_access">http://drupal.org/project/content_access</a>) to make it so that the staff and I can all work on the site and the content won't be available to the public till we launch (and change the access settings).
<br><br>I created a block with permissions set to "anonymous" and display set to "only on <front>"; it displays in the center of the page (thanks to LiteJazz Theme) telling anonymous folks that this is a development page, with a link to the old/live site.
<br><br>When I (role=webmaster) or staff (role=staff) log in, everything is fine, just like I want it -- the block disappears and all the content appears.<br><br>I just want the "Welcome to your New Drupal Site" to disappear for anonymous users.
<br><br>I tried making the "You are on a test site" a node instead of a block. That makes the "Welcome to your New Drupal Site" dissappear for anonymous users, but the "You are on a development site" node, continues to appear after staff or I have logged in. I've tried in Content Access to just check "anonymous" -- but it seems that module doesn't work the same way as the blocks code does.
<br><br>Is this a bug in the Content Access module?<br><br>Any other ideas on how I can get what I want?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Shai<br><br><br><br>