[support] Customizing login form

[Metzler, David]

this is a pretty straightforward change.  
 
Disable the User Login block in administer blocks pages.  
 
You can then create a piece of content, theme modidification or
otherwise by simply placing a simple link to "user/login" somewhere on
your site.  
 
For bonus points, you can write a php snippet that only displays your
link if you're logged in.   It would look something like: 
if(!$user->uid) 
 
You could put code like that in your theme's page.tpl file if you so
desired. 
 
Hope I'm making sense. 
 
Dave

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From: support-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces at drupal.org] On
Behalf Of Halter, Shari
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 8:15 AM
To: support at drupal.org
Subject: [support] Customizing login form



I am new to this list and have just begun using Drupal about 2 months
ago.  

My project manager would like me to remove the user logon form (ID, PWD)
from the site, and replace this with a small and unobtrusive "admin
logon" hyperlink that would lead to the logon on a separate page.

I have found the code that seems to pertain to this in user.module, but
don't really know how I can facilitate this change.  Has anyone written
something similar, or could someone tell me how to redirect the login
form so it isn't so prominent on the site?

Thanks. 



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