We choose to set up a personal website wordpress, blog, the main reason is that there is a wealth of free topics, followed by a variety of third-party functional plug-ins support. If you do not install too many plug-ins may cause drag speed, otherwise we will certainly install a variety of favorite effect plug-ins. Chiang Kai-shek, like many netizens, want the site to be content-oriented lightweight, so as little as possible to install Plug-ins. For example, in the "reasonable set up wordpress system with filtering spam comments function and review review" article mentioned the way to filter spam comments.
The advantage of this approach is that each can be audited to ensure that the user experience, but a little bit of time, the need for administrator audit before you can see, for those highly interactive sites, we need real-time audit, a little trouble. If we want to present the user comments in real time, we can use the verification code to filter, prevent wordpress spam comments, and even some machine software comment methods.
In this article, Chiang will share this relatively simple verification code plug-in, Mini-capatcha. After installation, you can enter the code below the comment box, and there is a time interval before you can comment, this can be to a certain extent to organize clumsy robot comments and user malicious comments, at least need to enter the verification code and a little time to wait.
First, download plug-ins and install Mini-capatcha
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Plugin Address: https://wordpress.org/plugins/mini-capatcha/
Alternate Address: Http://soft.itbulu.com/wordpress/mini-capatcha.0.1.zip
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We can directly in the WP background plug-in search "Mini-capatcha", and then online installation, or download the plugin after decompression upload to the corresponding site of the plug-in directory, and then activate.
Second, view the Mini-capatcha plug-in style
After you activate the installation directly, we refresh the cache and we can see the display of the verification code at the current site review.
As simple as this, we can see the need for verification code when submitting a comment, and there will be a 10-second countdown before we can continue to comment. We can change the "Capatcha" shown in the image above to the run.php file in the directory where the plugin resides, line 36th.
Can be modified to the text we need, such as "Fill in the verification code."
In this way, the Mini-capatcha plugin is installed, to some extent, to prevent software or artificial spam comments.
