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Are you tired of users leaving lengthy comments on your WordPress blog? Do you want to set a character limit for comments to keep them concise and on-topic? If so, you’re in luck. In this article, we’ll show you how to set up a comment length limiter in WordPress to ensure that comments are of a manageable length and add value to your blog. Keep reading to learn more.

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Title: How to Add Custom Content to the WordPress Login Page

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function wpturbo_add_custom_login_message() {
    ?>
    <p class="message">Your custom message goes here.</p>
    <?php
}
add_action( 'login_message', 'wpturbo_add_custom_login_message' );

The code snippet provided above allows you to add custom content to the WordPress login page. Specifically, it adds a simple paragraph with a custom message. This can be useful if you want to add branding elements or other important information to the login page.

The function wpturbo_add_custom_login_message() creates the custom content that will be displayed on the login page. In this example, we have created a simple paragraph with a class of "message". You can customize this message by changing the text within the paragraph.

The last step is to hook the wpturbo_add_custom_login_message() function into the login_message action. This ensures that the custom message is displayed on the login page. The code snippet uses the add_action() function for this, passing the desired action and the name of our custom function as arguments.

Overall, this code snippet is a quick and easy way to add custom content to the WordPress login page, allowing you to personalize the user experience and provide important information to your users.

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