4 legit ways to style the reCAPTCHA badge in WordPress

Using Google reCAPTCHA v3 on your WordPress website has many benefits:

• It protects against spam without adding tortuous puzzles
• You don’t have to insult your visitors by asking them if they are human
• Most reputable form solutions, like the Divi Form Module, offer simple integrations
• It’s 100% free of charge.

On the downside 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 tweaks from a series of articles here at the VictorDuse.com blog.

How to style the reCAPTCHA badge

1. Hide the reCAPTCHA badge in WordPress (without breaking the rules)
2. Move the reCAPTCHA badge to the left side
3. Move the reCAPTCHA badge higher up (to prevent overlapping)
4. Is the reCAPTCHA badge hidden behind your content? Here’s the easy fix!

Are you looking for more styling options? Let me know in the comments below.

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