Question Login Form when/when not

I'm having what may be a very simple issue.

I like not having a login form at the side of my forums, so I've disabled it for all forum pages.

HOWEVER, when a user logs out they are greeted with a screen that says Please Log In... and has no Login Form.

My other option was to put the Login Form only in Kunena Forum or Index pages, but then the Login Form toggles visible or invisible depending on which page a user is on.

My question:
How do I not see the loging form at all while logged in to the forum, but have it available at the Please Log In screen?

Thanks.

Which Joomla extension are you using for your site login? What have you integrated with Kunena to use for site login?

I'm not sure how to answer that question, but I'll give it a go.

In Joomla Administration, Extensions > Module Manager > Login Form (which came with Joomla,I believe)

I've assigned the Login Form to MainMenu Home and Forum only... no Kunena pages.

Adding it to the Kunena Index page (so it shows on the Please Log In page), it also still shows when a user is logged in... and scrunches the forum to half-page, which I don't want.

I'm assuming there's a function call to $login_form or somesuch that I can just drop into the login page.
On looking, I think in template/default/login.php is where that would happen. But I don't know the proper syntax.

Any help is appreciated.

I'm not sure if I answered the question correctly or not. I've not added any special extensions. Am simply using the Login Form module that came with Joomla.

I guess my question boils down to this:

In com_kunena/template/default/login.php, this line:

seems like a good place to add a URL to the text. EG:

Only community members can participate in forum threads. You must <link to register>register</link> or <link to login>log in</link> to contribute.

Where would I go to modify the 'COM_KUNENA_LOGIN_FORUM' text?

Thanks.

clairence wrote: Where would I go to modify the 'COM_KUNENA_LOGIN_FORUM' text?

Where is the language file?

Please don't think poorly of me, but that was a rather confusing entry you shared. Here's why:

There are supposedly three locations for language "in Kunena 1.6", but I find none.
In joomla, though:

../administrator/language/yourlanguagetype directory exists: en-GB
../language/yourlanguagetype doesn't exist
../components/com_kunena/template/default/language/yourlanguagetype is an empty directory

I see a lot of com_ and mod_ files in joomla/administrator/language/en-GB.