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  • I saw this too. I noticed the shortcode changed with this version. What used to be [ninja_forms_display_form id=1] is now [ninja_form id=1] Maybe a coincidence, but I re-added the form to the page with the new shortcode and the honeypot doesn’t display now.

    Thread Starter Xola Sikafungana

    (@calvinxola)

    Thanks Glen, I’m already using the second short code [ninja_form id=1]. After contacting Ninja Forms via their website,they told me they are using CSS to hide it, so I went straight into the plugin CSS and copied the following CSS into my theme’s style sheet:

    /* ---------------------------------
    HONEYPOT
    ----------------------------------*/
    
    .hp-wrap {
        display: none;
    }
    
    .honeypot-wrap {
        display: none;
    }

    Hi, im interested in this too!

    Where did you post the code? (I am not a developed in any shape)

    Thread Starter Xola Sikafungana

    (@calvinxola)

    The above CSS code should already be in the plugin’s style sheet. But if for some reason it is not working, copy the above CSS code and paste it in you theme’s stylesheet located at: (wordpress-root/wp-content/themes/your-theme/style.css)

    Thanks a lot Calvin, dealing with that for a couple of hours until found this page.
    Happened to me when using instead of the shortcode, the php function

    I have added the css code to my custom code style sheet but it has not worked.

    I have a Social Media plugin and each time you share the page with Facebook, the window that pops up to start the sharing process, has a preview of the image and text that will be posted.

    But the last sentence has
    “If you are human and seeing this field, please leave it..” This is because there is a form on the page.
    Imagine posting that on Facebook? Not good!

    What else can stop this happening?

    Thanks.

    Rob

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