Adam

I have tried it now, but hmm… its not ideal. For example i have to add a second widget with the login/registration form on the right side of the homepage under the GD dashboard widget (i need this one to display the current items the author published/add new objects). So i dont like this one.

Is there a better solution to this?

Maybe just to add a fixed field under the register button where the guest has to type a certain word i define in the code? (for example how many days are in week (number)? “7” would be the correct answer) My language is not that widely used, so i dont think that spambots are trained for those questions…
Would something like that be possible?

I tried the plugin that Brian suggested, it works fine, basically its plug and play BUT it doesnt work for the registration.

Could you perhaps write a short tutorial how to fully integrate it?

I found this on the plugin website, but i dont know what to add in the functions.php child file etc. so a little help would be fine… i think this is a crucial thing for every wordpress site where registration is allowed, so it will be beneficial for everyone.

I would like to add Captcha to the custom form on my website. How can I do this?

    Install the Captcha plugin and activate it.

    Open the file with the form (where you would like to add captcha to).

    Find a place to insert the code for the captcha output.

    Insert the necessary lines:

    if( function_exists( 'cptch_display_captcha_custom' ) ) { echo "<input type='hidden' name='cntctfrm_contact_action' value='true' />"; echo cptch_display_captcha_custom() } ;

    If the form is HTML you should insert the line with the PHP tags:

    <?php if( function_exists( 'cptch_display_captcha_custom' ) ) { echo "<input type='hidden' name='cntctfrm_contact_action' value='true' />"; echo cptch_display_captcha_custom(); } ?>

    Then you should add the lines to the function of the entered data checking