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  • Plugin Author Jeremy Herve

    (@jeherve)

    Jetpack Mechanic ??

    Another one of your plugins, twiget, is adding its own custom CSS to that page, and some of it is applied to the email input field in the Jetpack Contact form.

    You can solve this issue by adding the following custom CSS to your theme stylesheet, or to your custom CSS editor, under Appearance > Edit CSS in your dashboard:

    .contact-form input[type='email'] {
        float: none;
        margin: 0;
    }
    Thread Starter 007me

    (@007me)

    Thanks Jeremy,

    That fixed it.

    Udi

    Thread Starter 007me

    (@007me)

    Any way to add captcha to it?

    Plugin Author Jeremy Herve

    (@jeherve)

    Jetpack Mechanic ??

    Any way to add captcha to it?

    Jetpack doesn’t offer any captcha feature, but if you use Akismet, all submitted forms will go through Akismet before to be sent to you.

    Thread Starter 007me

    (@007me)

    Great, I’m using it. Thanks.

    Thread Starter 007me

    (@007me)

    Hi,

    Just tested this contact form with an email address that doesn’t exist and I’ve got the email to my mailbox with a comment that the user that sent it wasn’t verified.
    How can it be if you said that Akismet should block it?

    Udi

    Plugin Author Jeremy Herve

    (@jeherve)

    Jetpack Mechanic ??

    Akismet uses a complex algorithm to block spammers. It does look at the email address, but also at the IP used to send the form as well as other factors.
    Depending on all these factors, a misspelled or invalid email address won’t always be blocked.

    If you have questions about how Akismet works, do not hesitate to contact the Akismet team though this contact form:
    https://akismet.com/contact/

    Thread Starter 007me

    (@007me)

    Thanks Jeremy for the quick response.

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