Yes. Edit inc/MODEL/users/_user.funcs.php and find this section:

function get_user_logout_link( $before = '', $after = '', $link_text = '', $link_title = '#' )
{
        global $htsrv_url, $current_User, $blog;

        if( ! is_logged_in() )
        {
                return false;
        }

        if( $link_text == '' ) $link_text = T_('Logout (%s)');
        if( $link_title == '#' ) $link_title = T_('Logout from your account');

        $r = $before;
        $r .= '<a href="'.$htsrv_url.'login.php?action=logout&amp;redirect_to='.rawurlencode( regenerate_url() ).'" title="'.$link_title.'">';
        $r .= sprintf( $link_text, $current_User->login );
        $r .= '</a>';
        $r .= $after;
        return $r;

Change it so that the line that makes the link looks more like this:

        $r .= '<a href="'.$htsrv_url.'login.php?action=logout&amp;redirect_to='.rawurlencode( 'http://www.yoursite.com' ).'" title="'.$link_title.'">';

Hey thanks Personman that is just what I wanted.

Raymond

Ok I tested the site without the code you gave me and by default if you log on as a user and go to look at the blogs and comments and then log off you will get default site. If you log on as a user and go to the back office and then log off you do not get the default site. Instead you get the log on screen. I applied the code you gave me and still have the same issue. Not sure why that doesn't work. Seems like it would. Any other ideas?

Raymond

Hi raymond3900

You said:

by default if you log on as a user and go to look at the blogs and comments and then log off you will get default site. If you log on as a user and go to the back office and then log off you do not get the default site. Instead you get the log on screen.

Maybe that could answer at least half of your question :D

http://forums.b2evolution.net/viewtopic.php?t=7672