The last thing you'll have to do is adding a placeholder for a reCaptcha widget ([recaptcha]) into your contact form content.
1. Go to your contact forms list and click Edit.
2. You'll want to place the placeholder between "Your Message" and "Send" button. Something like this:
3. You can simply copy and paste [recaptcha] where I'm pointing in the screenshot above. Add the placeholder, then click on save and your work is done.
The rest is putting the shortcode of the Contact Form 7 on the page of your choice. I guess since you're using the plugin, you know how to do that.
And that's it, folks. This is how you add that fancy ReCaptcha to your Contact Form 7.
Want to see the final result live? Check it out here. http://affiliatefreak.com/contact-me
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To your success,
Imad
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Thanks for the great training.. now I know what to do if I have a contact form.
I just want to ask about the contact form though. I don't have any contact form on 2 of my websites. Do you think this is essential? I do have my email address on my website if anyone wants to contact me...
In my opinion, using a contact form on your websites adds a professional touch to your business. It tells people that you're offering them a tool to reach you in private other than the comments area.
Some people may be shy or don't want to share their issues in public, so a contact form is a handy option for them.
