I think it's even easier from APEX 5.0 (through to at least 18.2), though it looks pretty slick already.
Here is the solution I shared on Slack a few weeks ago, also on Github.
<script type="text/javascript"> $( document ).ready(function() { $('.a-Login-title').text("Scott's workspace").css('color','darkgreen'); // In order of reference // Oracle header // Down arrow // Second page fluff $('.a-Login-message, .a-Header--login, .a-Login-slideNav, .a-Login-slide--secondary').css('display','none'); // Orange message bar $('.a-Login-message').text('Reminder: use your windows credentials'); // Hide reset password $('.a-Login-links').text('') // Change logo, list in /i/apex_ui/css/Core.css $('.a-Login-logo').addClass('gi-icon-admin-dashboards').removeClass('gi-icon-apex-logo-icon'); }); </script>
Paste this in the same location in the INTERNAL workspace, under Manage Instance -> Login message.
And voila!
Customised Workspace Login |
A setting was introduced in 18.x to hide some of this content, but I'm not sure it works properly.
INTERNAL workspace instance setting |
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