Plugin Author
Ryan
(@daobydesign)
Hey, I’ve added this to be considered more deeply in the next version of the plugin, but I don’t currently have an ETA on when that will happen.
Until then, with a little bit of coding know-how, you can achieve this using the filtering that is in place for the whole HTML output. Read more here: ALTERING THE HONEYPOT OUTPUT HTML [ADVANCED], with code samples here.
Thread Starter
a4jp
(@a4jpcom)
Thank you so much for the quick reply and the plugin.
I just removed the security entry from my email form and by removing the entry from my website I got a 100% ranking in the Google Chrome audit. Any updates in the future are greatly appreciated. m(-_-)m
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This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by a4jp.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by a4jp.
Plugin Author
Ryan
(@nocean)
Hi @a4jpcom — I just dug deeper into this and the honeypot plugin will add a <label>
tag by default, but because the ID field for the form element is optional, it only adds the “FOR” attribute to the <label>
tag if you include an ID with your honeypot shortcode in your form.
tl;dr: Just add an ID to the honeypot shortcode to the form.