how to show all posts of each category in pages
how to show all posts of each category in pages
how to show all posts of each category in pages
WordPress latest core update conflicting with newspack-newsletter plugin
I believe that you can solve this with any plugin… By Code Using Wysija example: if ( is_page( array( 42,’about-me’,’Contact’ ) ) ) { $widgetdata=array ( ‘widget_id’ => ‘wysija-nl-php-1’,//form identifier important when many subscription forms on the same page ‘title’ => ‘Subscribe to our Newsletter’,//title of widget ‘instruction’ => ‘To subscribe to our dandy newsletter … Read more
The email address associated with comments is kept in the $wpdb->comments table. Strictly speaking, that is the answer to the primary question. I’d be cautious culling email from comments as posting a comment is not clearly giving permission for you to send email. Is there any recommendation for doing some kind of newsletter/subscription? Use a … 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
Perhaps a special ‘contact’ type form (like Contact Form 7) that is restricted to the specific user. They could fill out the ‘message’ area of the form, send it, and the back-end of the form would send it to your subscriber list. Or the form could send it to you for approval, if needed. Note … Read more
Solution to the problem. Very simple! Go to admin panel yoursite/wp-admin > Appearance > Theme Settings > Homepage Layout > The Layout Manager homepage > all Enabled to Disabled. Done! Now your Homepage is clean. Here is a screenshot, I hope you understand. Have a nice day 🙂
Contact Form 7 is pretty flexible. And there’s the premium plugin, Gravity Forms, which a lot of people love. Or if you don’t really need to keep the subscriber info in your own database, you could always use a service like MailChimp, for which there are WordPress plugins available for subscriber sign-up.
I do not think this is built into WordPress currently. This would probably need to be custom-built. It would be some php code that is attached to a cron job. Set the cron job to run every day, and have your php script email out the page. These resources may help: http://ss64.com/osx/crontab.html (via https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5256429/how-to-use-crontab-for-sending-weekly-email-in-php)
I would personally advise against running the newsletter from your server directly as their can be issues with delivery rates and mails being flagged as spam. Instead http://www.mailchimp.com have a free user plan that would be suitable for you; as they are a premium service provider you can feel more confident that your email delivery … Read more