HOW TO REMOVE THE GOOGLE CAPTCHA BADGE ON WORDPRESS
June 14, 2019 / by Marco / Categories : Business, Websites, wordpress
I’ve started using the Google Captcha V3 on my websites and started noticing this badge appearing on the right-hand side of the website. The badge looks like this:
I found this very annoying to look at so decided to find a way to remove it. The easiest way to remove it on WordPress is to use the following CSS code in the theme. If your theme doesn’t support custom CSS, then you can always try to install a Custom CSS plugin.
.grecaptcha-badge { display:none; }
This solved my problem! If it helped, please share this article with others.
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