I don’t know what the font is for the rest of the email but if you can discern that by examining one of the emails sent you’ll want to copy the style rule to this element: return $item_name . ‘<br><p class=”item-description”>’ . $excerpt ; ‘</p>’; As this is an email you’ll have to rely on … Read more
I had the same issue. I finally succeed to display the message with proper line breaks by surrounding the body of the message $wp_new_user_notification_email[‘message’],in your case, with html tags (html, head, body) and filtering it with nl2br. Hope it will help.
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I would handle this with Page Templates, as hinted at by @BrianFegter. Create a page template that does what you need (there are many PHP/WordPress tutorials out there on how to create pages, process forms, and output data). Once you have your template, create a page, and apply that template to it. Voilà, form processing. … Read more
Ok, so I switched the image root path from define(‘SUBSCRIBE_USER_BASE_DIR’, dirname(__FILE__)); to define(‘SUBSCRIBE_USER_BASE_URL’,plugin_dir_url(__FILE__)); and this worked. dirname(__FILE__) registers: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/var/www/html/internal/wp-content/plugins/AV_-_Subscribe_User/email/email_header.png” Whereas the latter plugin_dir_url(__FILE__) outputs: <img src=”http://mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/AV_-_Subscribe_User/email/email_header.png” I’m not 100% clear as to when to use which but I’m guessing that I would use dirname when I am operating within the site server.
If you decided to go that route, this should work. Just add this to your themes functions.php file: // Add Shortcode function link_inline_styling( $atts , $content = null ) { // Attributes extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘url’ => ”, ‘target’ => ”, ), $atts ) ); // Code return ‘<a href=”‘.$url.'” target=”‘.$target.'” ><span style=”font-family:Arial,Verdana;font-size:12px;font-weight:12px;color:#337D98;”><strong>’.$content.'</strong></span></a>’; } add_shortcode( … Read more
I think MailPoet gets pretty close, you can setup a template, drag and drop posts, etc. You can even have it send via Mandrill or Railgun, etc if you want. Otherwise it doesn’t seem like it would be that hard to to setup the generated HTML. It’s really the “choosing posts” that’s the hard part … Read more
The mailto protocol is fairly limited and does not support html in the body. Notably iOS supports some tags, but you cannot rely on that. The point is that mailto parses information from the browser to the user’s email program. The more tags are allowed, the higher the security risk becomes. So, if you insist … Read more
The problem was indeed in the settings from my SMTP host (Elastic Email). They also had a update but the ‘Auto’ function doesn’t work properly. You have to change it to html/text and Woocommerce emails will work again