I use CSS to change the style from small ugly Times-Roman (when I arrive via a link on my site) to lovely Verdana (after I've logged in). I'm still amazed by any user who has an ID on Perl Monks but who posts anonymously, without realizing that they're not logged in.

So, (tongue planted firmly in cheek)

Hints that you may not be logged in:

More Coffee requiredYou are IN!
login | Create a new user log foo out | foo
Login [--------] / Password [--------] / [] remember me [Login] / password reminder / Create A New User XP Nodelet
"If you're new here please read Perl Monks Site FAQ" nothing
[Refresh] / How do I user this? [--------] [talk] / How do I use this
No voting buttons or XP at the top of each nodeVoting buttons or XP (unless new user or all votes have been cast -- neither of which seems likely)

--t. alex

"Mud, mud, glorious mud. Nothing quite like it for cooling the blood!"
--Michael Flanders and Donald Swann

Update: Added last row to table.

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

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