How to hide reCAPTCHA from footer?

Hi @cris123pp,

Google requires sites to disclose that they are using reCAPTCHA. As per reCAPTCHA’s FAQ, you can hide the badge as long as you include the reCAPTCHA branding visibly in the user flow, e.g. by showing This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. on your forms.

Then you can hide the badge with CSS .grecaptcha-badge { visibility: hidden; }.

Thank you.
Another detail. If I use the Mailpoet reCAPTCHA option to also protect the WordPress registration forms, it always displays an invalid CAPTCHA for the invisible reCAPTCHA v2. In my case, I am using a shortcode [woocommerce_my_account] displayed in an elementor popup to be displayed on the woocommerce product page to speed up user registration on the site. Could it be related to the cache?

Rather than cache, I think the issue is more likely that it’s in the popup. I assume, that on page load, this popup is not visible, and is only showed when the visitor clicks somewhere. This can cause, that the reCAPTCHA is not properly initialized on page load (because the form is not visible), so when the form is submitted, it doesn’t include valid reCAPTCHA token.

You can try to use the shortcode on the page instead of in the popup, so it’s visible on page load. If it works, then the issue is the popup, and would likely require some custom code to get it working there.

Exactly. On the registration page, the registration occurs normally. The error must be related to the popup itself, which opens after a while of the page loading, making it difficult to read the reCAPTCHA.