Hey, it's Bjorn from Dopey Learning Lab. In this video, I'm going to show you how to add a reCAPTCHA form to your Contact Form 7 forms. Now, if you've had Contact Form 7 for a while, you may know that you used to use Really Simple CAPTCHA as the recommended method to add CAPTCHAs to Contact Form 7. However, that has now changed and the recommended method is reCAPTCHA. This is because the old method had several limitations. The good news is that you don't need to add another plugin, but the bad news is that you do have to get API keys from , the creator of reCAPTCHA. ReCAPTCHA does some really cool stuff, which I'll quickly show you before I demonstrate how to implement it on your website. So, here we are on the WordPress dashboard. If you already have Contact Form 7 installed, which you should if you're watching this video, you should see a Contact Form link. If you haven't installed Contact Form 7 yet, I've provided a link below this video on how to do that and configure it. For now, let's assume you already have it installed and have a Contact Form. When we hover over Contact, there's a link called Integration. Let's click on that. On the page that loads, you'll see that there is currently only one option for integration, which is reCAPTCHA. There's a handy link at the top where we can go to get the CAPTCHA API keys. Let's click on that link and open it in a new tab. Before we get the API keys, let me quickly tell you about the cool stuff that reCAPTCHA does that you probably didn't know. The new version of reCAPTCHA often shows users a form with just a check that says "I'm...
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