Sidney Harrell

Tom Braider

<p>Use ‘[TINY-CONTACT-FORM]’ within any post or page.<br />
Add the widget to your sidebar. Make sure the container is at least 320px wide.</p>
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<p><strong>Translations</strong></p>
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<li>by: Marcis Gasuns http://www.fatcow.com</li>
<li>da: Jonas Thomsen http://jonasthomsen.com</li>
<li>de: myself 😉</li>
<li>es: Jeffrey Borbón http://www.eljeffto.com </li>
<li>fr: Jef Blog</li>
<li>he: Sahar Ben-Attar http://openit.co.il</li>
<li>hr, it: Alen Širola http://www.gloriatours.hr</li>
<li>hu: MaXX http://www.novamaxx.hu</li>
<li>sv: Thomas http://www.ajfix.se</li>
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ReCaptchad Tiny Contact Form

Modification of the original Tiny Contact Form by Tom Braider to use Google's recaptcha service.

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<p>This plugin prevents brute force logins on your WordPress website by adding Google’s easy to use <a href="https://www.google.com/recaptcha/" rel="nofollow ugc">reCAPTCHA</a> to the login form.</p>


reCAPTCHA

Works out-of-the-box as all good software should. Easy to setup on both Wordpress and Google, and immediately works with the login page.



Easy to use and effective

Prevent brute force logins on your WordPress site with Google's reCAPTCHA.

ReCaptchad Tiny Contact Form vs reCAPTCHA