The default email content type is text/plain which does not allow using HTML. Add this to your functions.php file: // use HTML instead of plain text add_filter( ‘wp_mail_content_type’, ‘my_awesome_mail_content_type’ ); function my_awesome_mail_content_type() { return ‘text/html’; } But be warned, different email clients has very different support for CSS rules.. Read more from here. Alternative: If … Read more
You can use an action to do that, but you can’t get the password because it’s encrypted, unless you catch the password when the registration form is submitted but that’s not a good practice. Why do you need to get the passwords on admin email? You can always reset password if the user forgot the … Read more
You don’t need Postfix if you use an SMTP plugin like, for example, WP Mail SMTP. Such kind of plugins can send email from your Google account via SMTP. I have just checked it by stopping postfix and successfully sending an email via WP Mail SMTP. If no SMTP plugins are activated on your site, … Read more
send_password_change_email and send_email_change_email are the filters used for sending the user an email, if they change their password or an account has been created for them. It is not responsible for the “New user registration on your site” mail. The function that does this is wp_new_user_notification(), which is actually one of the pluggable functions. You … Read more
First Disable PostSMTP plugin and delete if not used anymore it should cleanup. Then in functions.php add the following lines // Function to change email address function sender_email( $original_email_address ) { return ‘[email protected]’; } // Function to change sender name function sender_name( $original_email_from ) { return ‘Tim Smith’; } // Hooking up our functions to … Read more
The quick answer: no. At least not out of the box. The bouncing email goes to the mail server and if there is no mailbox, catch-all or redirect address set, it will just bounce. You would need to connect WordPress to via pop3 or IMAP to receive emails. There is at least one plugin for … Read more
You’ll need to set up a cron job that checks once a day to see if the latest post is more than seven days old. So, some where in a plugin file. Schedule a new event. Then hook into that event. Grab the post date, turn it into a unix time stamp, and compare that … Read more
You can use the transition_post_status hook, which is fired whenever the status is changed. So to perform an action when the status is changed to publish, you’d do this: function notificationApprove( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) { if ( ‘publish’ === $new_status && ‘publish’ !== $old_status && ‘post’ === $post->post_type ) { // Send mail } … Read more
Sending hundreds of emails from a web server will usually get that server added to spam lists, it’s a great way for all your emails to get flagged as junk. It’s also incredibly rude to other people on the same server, as all their emails get flagged as spam too, and violates many hosting providers … Read more
Have you looked at this question? How do I customise the new user welcome email