Normalized Forms with Captcha

This picture is the what the register page looks like in a fresh wordpress install with no other plugins. You can adjust the placement and styling of the header and other elements on the page. Its good to start with this plugin to stop the robots from finding your registration page and filling your database with spam sign ups.

This picture is the what the register page looks like in a wordpress install that uses the fitnesszone theme. I made a few css modifications to the forgot password link. This plugin should work on most installations with most themes and most plugins. I honestly only tested it on two sites at the moment and so the comments Requires at least: 4.3.1 and Tested up to: 4.3.1 reflects this.

This picture is the what the contact page looks like in a fresh wordpress install with no other plugins. You can add an infinite number of recipients to the wp_mail function.

This picture is the what the contact page looks like in a wordpress install that uses the fitnesszone theme.

This picture is a picture of the code you need to adjust to change Captcha colors. It uses three numbers representing the strength of Red Green and Blue 0, 0, 0 being Black and 255, 255, 255 being white. Any color you want can be found by mixing the right numbers.

This picture is a picture of the code you need to adjust to change the number of recipients that will receive an email when someone uses your contact form. If you have multiple sales people who answer contact form submissions you can send them each an email.