EZ Anti-Spam Comments with reCAPTCHA
Automatic Spam Filter uses a simple yet effective JavaScript method to reject comments by robots, and now has an integration option for Google reCAPTCHA as well. You can enter your reCAPTCHA API Keys on the Discussion Settings page in your wp-admin. To display testimonials just place the Widget on y
Automatic Spam Filter uses a simple yet effective JavaScript method to reject comments by robots, and now has an integration option for Google reCAPTCHA as well.
You can enter your reCAPTCHA API Keys on the Discussion Settings page in your wp-admin.
To display testimonials just place the Widget on your sidebar or insert the Shortcode into a Page or Post to display any comments with Good Karma. You can limit how many are displayed and reverse the sort order or even randomize what comments to show.
Note: You can manually edit the karma value for individual comments in the comment section of your wp-admin and then use that value to filter and display only those comments on your testimonial widget.
The following example Shortcode would display 8 Comments with the Karma Value of 100 under the heading Client Testimonials: [TESTIMONIALS title=”Client Testimonials” karma=”100″ number=”8″ /]
Last Updated October 2024
- 01Download and unzip the plugin into your WordPress plugins directory (usually /wp-content/plugins/ ).
- 02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in your WordPress Admin.
- 03Place the widget on your sidebar through the ‘Widgets’ menu in your WordPress Admin.
Frequently asked questions.
What do I do after I activate the Plugin?
Go to the Widgets menu in the WordPress Admin and add the “Testimonials” Widget to your Sidebar or Footer Area.
Why am I not seeing the Widget on my site after I add it to the sidebar?
You might not have any comments matching the Karma value you selected.
How do I use the shotcode?
[TESTIMONIALS title=”Random Testimonial” number=”1″ /] This would display 1 random Comments with the Karma Value of 0 under the heading Random Testimonial
