People are free to do that already.

So did you want us to change the theme out from under all of the existing users that use the default theme or change the non-authenticated theme to one of the themes that the smarter authenticated users are currently using to distinguish when they are logged in. (:

I'm curious if you bothered to think through how something like this might be done. The only acceptable way I can see this being done is to develop a new theme and making that the theme for unauthenticated users (which changes the look of the site for a huge number of visitors). Feel free to come up with a new conservative theme that would be suitable as the non-authenticated theme and is different enough from all of the existing themes that you don't create too much confusion for people who are already using some other theme to ensure they know when they are logged in. You'll still risk picking a theme too close to one being used by someone via CSS and forcing them to change.

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: Use a Different Default Theme When Authenticated by tye
in thread Use a Different Default Theme When Authenticated by ignatz

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