Only an idea

[Tata]

INstead of refactoring the template I tried to hide the "welcome screen" with

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<div id="welcome_screen" class="<?php if(!$adm || !$edit) {echo $intro;} else {echo 'intro_hide';}?>">

Having "intro_hide" set to display:none in stylesheet, I assumed:
1. if the page is not in admin/edit modus, the welcome screen is on (this works fine, logging in, the newsboxes disappear).
2. there $intro = "intro" defined on the first (empty) page will show the 4 newsboxes and
3. any other page without defined $intro will hide them. But this doesn't work. The newsboxes are always there.

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INstead of refactoring the template I tried to hide the "welcome screen" with

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<div id="welcome_screen" class="<?php if(!$adm || !$edit) {echo $intro;} else {echo 'intro_hide';}?>">

Having "intro_hide" set to display:none in stylesheet, I assumed:
1. if the page is not in admin/edit modus, the welcome screen is on (this works fine, logging in, the newsboxes disappear).
2. there $intro = "intro" defined on the first (empty) page will show the 4 newsboxes and
3. any other page without defined $intro will hide them. But this doesn't work. The newsboxes are always there.

This can't work, since there is no query regarding $intro. Furthermore, why hiding the newsboxes instead of not emitting them in the first place? So, I think a better solution would be to use a variation of Newsbox on the start page only; something like:

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<?php if (!(XH_ADM && $edit) && $s == 0):?>
<!-- emit the newsboxes -->
<?php endif?>

[Tata]

Simply genie!
It works excellently with standard template. With onepage template the first (empty screen is there).
Mod is uploaded.
I see, however, that with the same content only one of the templates (standard/onepage) can be used. Internal links made under one template are wrongly interpreted under the onepage template. But that's no problem. Only one of them will finally be used.