Hello Stuart!

If you are using a theme that uses the PHPTemplate engine find the file: node.tpl.php and copy it.
(If you are using a theme that comes with the standard Drupal install such as Garland/Minelli, Pushbutton or Bluemarine --but NOT Chamelion or Marvin-- then you can override the theming for an individual node fairly easily.

Find the node.tpl.php file inside the theme folder (themes/themename for a core theme or sites/all/themes/themename for a contributed theme).

Copy the node.tpl.php file and rename it: node-1.tpl.php where "1" = the node id. (so if your welcome node as at example.com/node/4 you would rename the node.tpl.php file: node-4.tpl.php.

Remove the link from the code now in your new node.tpl file.

In addition. You also need to add a function to your template.php file for the same theme. Copy and paste that function from here:
http://drupal.org/node/136647

Another totally differernt approach would be to put that welcome in a block, as long your theme had a region that you think the welcome would look good in.

Good luck,

Shai
content2zero

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Stuart Lawler <stuart.lawler@visionline.ie> wrote:

Hi,

I'm currently developing a website and I created a static page called
'Welcome' and promoted it to the front page.

However, this is appearing as both a Heading Level 2 and a link, I only want
it though, to be a heading level 2, as there is no point in having it as a
link as well, if it already exists on the front page.

Is there away I can remove the link attribute?

Regards,

Stuart.

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