I wanted to include "Peter’s Custom Anti-Spam for WordPress" into the theme called "Whitepress" (http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/whitepress). Unfortunately it doesn't work (if I use another theme it works, though).
This is most likely because that theme does not use the standard comment “hook”. In this case, you will have to manually insert this code into your comments.php file where you want the anti-spam word to show up:
<?php do_action('secure_image', $post->ID); ?>
Then, set the “Manually insert anti-spam code” setting in Settings > Custom anti-spam to “Yes”.
Just another satisfied customer.
This advice also helped us, using the Evidens [Dark] Theme by Design Disease from PremiumThemes.com.
Appreciate your fine work.
You can see how it's been employed at http://destination-out.com
Thanks!
hi peter, my problem was,I cannot see input text when I need to write the verification code, the background text input area is white, and the input text white too, where I must to change it, thanks
That's a CSS issue. You'll have to add an appropriate rule for the input fields in your stylesheet. You can get at the specific field word field with #secureimgdiv input
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