I use QuestyCaptch (it is in ConfirmEdit extension) to fight spam.
I use CSS in wiki's Common.css page to make the question more noticeable, because otherwise it just shows up in normal text which is not obvious and very easy to overlook.
I am successfully styling the QuestyCaptcha question for page edits that add URLs with this in Common.css:
/* ConfirmEdit QuestyCaptcha, on add URL in edit * */ label[for=wpCaptchaWord] { color: green; font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold; }
However, that does not style the question at all on the Account Creation page. The QuestyCaptcha quesion is very easy to overlook on that page. Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Roger teflpedia.com
If anyone has a trick that works to style the QuestyCaptcha question on Account Creation page, please let us know.
Meanwhile, I have switched my wiki to using reCaptcha (NoCaptcha) for now.
Roger teflpedia.com
On Thu, Jan 3, 2019 at 9:37 PM rogerchrisman@gmail.com wrote:
I use QuestyCaptch (it is in ConfirmEdit extension) to fight spam.
I use CSS in wiki's Common.css page to make the question more noticeable, because otherwise it just shows up in normal text which is not obvious and very easy to overlook.
I am successfully styling the QuestyCaptcha question for page edits that add URLs with this in Common.css:
/* ConfirmEdit QuestyCaptcha, on add URL in edit
*/ label[for=wpCaptchaWord] { color: green; font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold; }
However, that does not style the question at all on the Account Creation page. The QuestyCaptcha quesion is very easy to overlook on that page. Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Roger teflpedia.com
On 2019-01-04 06:37, rogerchrisman@gmail.com wrote:
I use CSS in wiki's Common.css page to make the question more noticeable, because otherwise it just shows up in normal text which is not obvious and very easy to overlook.
However, that does not style the question at all on the Account Creation page. The QuestyCaptcha quesion is very easy to overlook on that page. Any suggestions?
Site CSS is disabled on pages like Special:CreateAccount where it could be abused by malicious administrators. If you're confident in your site's administrators and their password security, you can enable it with the configuration option $wgAllowSiteCSSOnRestrictedPages = true. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgAllowSiteCSSOnRestrictedPages
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