Well, if you want to have a different theme for adding/editing pages, you can select an administrative theme different than the general theme at /admin/settings/admin, and check "Use administration theme for content editing."

Brian

On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 12:41 AM, Lev Lafayette <lev@vpac.org> wrote:
Hello support,

Is there a way of establishing a trigger on themes? For example, to have a theme applied to a website and to change to another theme when a user is (say) editing a page. Even a change to the colour scheme (e.g., it goes from a blue marine to red tomato).

I'm thinking that something that visually blurts out "Warning! Warning!"; rather like how some terminal windows change colour when a user su's to a root or sudoers account..

All the best & thanks in advance,

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