Using Google reCAPTCHA v3 on your WordPress website has many benefits but you are not offered any design settings out of the box. But there are a few things you can do without breaking the Google guidelines. Here are four of my favorite reCAPTCHA badge styling tricks from a series of articles on the DiviMundo blog.
Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: How to style the reCAPTCHA badge in WordPress
00:42 – Move the reCAPTCHA badge to the front (prevent overlapping)
02:20 – Move the reCAPTCHA badge higher up
03:12 – Move the reCAPTCHA badge to the left side
04:15 – How to hide the reCAPTCHA badge in WordPress (and still being Google compliant)
Here is the blog posts mentioned in the video:
* Is the reCAPTCHA badge hidden behind your content? Here’s the easy fix!:
* Move the reCAPTCHA badge higher up (to prevent overlapping):
* Move the reCAPTCHA badge to the left side:
* Hide the reCAPTCHA badge in WordPress (without breaking the rules):
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