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Customizing the WooCommerce Login Message Using the secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message Filter

Security Ninja offers a flexible way to manage how the WooCommerce login message is displayed by using the secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message filter. This filter allows you to either show or hide the message, giving you more control over the user experience on your site.

Notice
This feature was introduced in Security Ninja 5.215

What You’ll Need

  • Security Ninja plugin installed and activated.
  • Access to your WordPress theme’s functions.php file.
  • Basic understanding of how to add custom code to your site. If you’re unfamiliar with this process, refer to our guide on adding custom code.

How to Customize the WooCommerce Login Message

Here’s how you can modify the WooCommerce login message display using the filter:

1. Open Your Theme’s functions.php File

  • Go to your WordPress dashboard.
  • Navigate to Appearance > Theme Editor.
  • On the right-hand side, find and click on the functions.php file.

2. Add the Code to Hide the Login Message

To hide the login message, simply add the following code snippet to your functions.php file:

add_filter( 'secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message', '__return_false' );

This code hooks into the Security Ninja filter and returns false, preventing the message from being displayed.

3. Save Your Changes

Once the code is added, save your changes by clicking Update File.

4. Verify the Changes

Visit your WooCommerce login page to confirm the login message is now hidden.

Understanding the Code

The secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message filter, provided by Security Ninja, lets you control the display of the WooCommerce login message. By using WordPress’ built-in __return_false function, the message is effectively hidden without altering any core plugin files.

Additional Customization Options

If you prefer to control the message display based on specific criteria (e.g., hiding it only for logged-in users), you can replace __return_false with a custom callback function. Here’s an example that hides the message for logged-in users only:

add_filter( 'secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message', function() {
    return !is_user_logged_in();
});

This code checks whether the user is logged in and hides the message accordingly.

Enhance Your WooCommerce User Experience

With the secnin_show_woocommerce_login_message filter, you can fine-tune the WooCommerce login experience on your site. Whether you want to fully hide the message or make it conditional, Security Ninja gives you the flexibility to manage this easily.

If you’re interested in more customization options, check out our guide on using custom snippets to further enhance your site’s functionality.

For additional help or questions, feel free to contact our support team. We’re here to assist you!

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