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WordPress Plugin

Procaptcha has an official WordPress plugin, enabling seamless integration with your WordPress site.

Installation

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  1. Visit your WordPress admin panel, and go to Plugins > Add New, then search for Procaptcha and click Install Now.
  2. Once the installation is complete, click Activate.
  3. Navigate to the plugin settings (Settings > Procaptcha) and enter your site key and secret key, which you can obtain from the Prosopo user portal.
  4. Save the settings

If the credentials are correct, you’ll see the Procaptcha displayed on the right side of the settings page.

Form Plugins

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Procaptcha integrates with many popular form plugins. Check the pages in left menu for detailed instructions on how to enable it for specific form plugins.

Can’t find your plugin? Let us know via the support forum, and we’ll consider adding it!

WordPress Core Forms

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Procaptcha supports WordPress core forms out-of-the-box:

  1. Login
  2. Registration
  3. Lost Password
  4. Comments
  5. Post/Page password protection

Visit the plugin settings to enable protection for these forms.

Account Plugins

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The Procaptcha plugin is officially compatible with the following plugins, that extend the WordPress account features:

Security:

  1. All-In-One Security (Hide backend feature)
  2. LWS Hide Login (Hide backend feature)
  3. Login With Ajax (AJAXify Login Forms feature)
  4. Security Optimizer (Hide backend feature)
  5. Solid Security (Hide backend feature)
  6. WPS Hide Login

Branding:

  1. Branda White Labeling
  2. Custom Login
  3. Login Customizer
  4. Login Designer
  5. Login Page Customizer by Colorlib
  6. Loginpress
  7. Theme My Login
  8. Ultimate Dashboard
  9. White label
  10. YITH Custom Login
  11. bbPress (account forms from the shortcodes)

While only the items above are tested, overall, the Procaptcha plugin supports all the plugins with custom account forms that use the native WordPress account hooks.

FAQ

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Is Procaptcha visible only to unauthorized users?

Yes, by default, Procaptcha is shown only to unauthorized users. You can change this in the behavior section of the plugin settings, or using the plugin hooks.

Note: However, some plugins, such as Contact Form 7, don’t send user data during submission, so Procaptcha is displayed to all users in those cases.

Advanced Usage

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Visit the Hooks section to explore how you can further customize the plugin’s behavior.