Tutorial: Logging In
Logging In & Requesting New Password
In the Drupal Content Management System, logging in is as simple as 1, 2, 3. Let's start with how you log in. On most sites developed by northStudio.com, the log-in page would be accessed by typing in /user to the end of the domain name (example: http://www.exampledomain.com/user). However, sometimes the log-in link will be visible on one of the menus located on the site, usually visible from the front page. The log-in area only has two fields: username and password.
Here's a screenshot of the log-in form:
As you can see, there are two tabs: "Log in" and "Request new password". You can request a new password. The password will be automatically generated and is a one-time use password only: you are forced to change your password once you log in using the generated password. Remember your password!
This is only the beginning of learning to use your Drupal site, but don't let that intimidate you.
Logging Out
Logging out is even more simple than logging in. Just click on the link that says "logout". If there is no link, you can log out by adding /logout to the end of the domain name (example: http://www.exampledomain.com/logout). There is no verification, so make sure you want to log out before doing this.
