The quickest way might be/would be to copy... /** * Theme function for unified login page. * * @ingroup themable */ function theme_lt_unified_login_page($variables) { $login_form = $variables['login_form']; $register_form = $variables['register_form']; $active_form = $variables['active_form']; $output = ''; $output .= '<div class="toboggan-unified ' . $active_form . '">'; // Create the initial message and links that people can click on. $output .= '<div id="login-message">' . t('You are not logged in.') . '</div>'; $output .= '<div id="login-links">'; $output .= l(t('I have an account'), 'user/login', array('attributes' => array('class' => array('login-link'), 'id' => 'login-link'))); $output .= ' '; $output .= l(t('I want to create an account'), 'user/register', array('attributes' => array('class' => array('login-link'), 'id' => 'register-link'))); $output .= '</div>'; // Add the login and registration forms in. $output .= '<div id="login-form">' . $login_form . '</div>'; $output .= '<div id="register-form">' . $register_form . '</div>'; $output .= '</div>'; return $output; } to your theme's template.php file and rename it... /** * Theme function for unified login page. * * @ingroup themable */ function YOURTHEME_lt_unified_login_page($variables) { $login_form = $variables['login_form']; $register_form = $variables['register_form']; $active_form = $variables['active_form']; $output = ''; $output .= '<div class="toboggan-unified ' . $active_form . '">'; // Create the initial message and links that people can click on. $output .= '<div id="login-message">' . t('PLACE YOUR CUSTOM MESSAGE HERE.') . '</div>'; $output .= '<div id="login-links">'; $output .= l(t('I have an account'), 'user/login', array('attributes' => array('class' => array('login-link'), 'id' => 'login-link'))); $output .= ' '; $output .= l(t('I want to create an account'), 'user/register', array('attributes' => array('class' => array('login-link'), 'id' => 'register-link'))); $output .= '</div>'; // Add the login and registration forms in. $output .= '<div id="login-form">' . $login_form . '</div>'; $output .= '<div id="register-form">' . $register_form . '</div>'; $output .= '</div>'; return $output; } ...along with whatever you wanted that `login-message` to be. Clear caches/theme registry and you should be on your way.