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Disable the "add CAPTCHA links to forms" option in the general CAPTCHA settings.
Moreover: only users (roles actually) with the "administer CAPTCHA settings" permission will see that stuff.
I actually like the prompt at the bottom of webforms. I just don't want it to show on the search block or search page. It looks bad when our clients log into to edit their sites and they they ask us if it has to be there. Anyone figured out how to selectively show that prompt?
@zkent: I'd guess the simplest solution with minimal coding is just hiding the CAPTCHA fieldset with CSS (display: none) in your custom theme if you are mainly concerned about keeping it out of the sight of your clients
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Comment #1
soxofaan commentedDisable the "add CAPTCHA links to forms" option in the general CAPTCHA settings.
Moreover: only users (roles actually) with the "administer CAPTCHA settings" permission will see that stuff.
Comment #2
cnh commentedYes. that solved the problem.
You are helpful. thanks.
Comment #3
zkent commentedI actually like the prompt at the bottom of webforms. I just don't want it to show on the search block or search page. It looks bad when our clients log into to edit their sites and they they ask us if it has to be there. Anyone figured out how to selectively show that prompt?
Comment #4
soxofaan commented@zkent: I'd guess the simplest solution with minimal coding is just hiding the CAPTCHA fieldset with CSS (display: none) in your custom theme if you are mainly concerned about keeping it out of the sight of your clients