Facebook's homepage always offers you to, mainly, sign up and create a new account. But you only have to do that once. Every single time you access Facebook afterwards, you probably just want to log in. With the following steps, you'll be able to hide everything but the login form.
This workflow overrides the styling of some website elements to hide them, and you just need to paste the following code inside the Stylebot Chrome extension when you have Facebook.com open in your browser. It will just hide the HTML elements that clutter your screen and leave a clean interface for you to sign in.
#pagelet_video_home_suggested_for_you_rhc,
#createNav,
#appsNav,
#pageFooter,
.fb_logo,
.pvl,
.login_form_label_field {
display: none;
}
Beware that, as Facebook updates their CSS class names (this is, the way they name the code that styles each of the elements of their site), this code will need to be updated to accommodate for user interface changes.
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