Email Templates Customizer and Designer for WordPress and WooCommerce vs Simple SMTP

Email Templates is a WordPress plugin that allows you to customize your WooCommerce and WordPress website’s default transactional email designs and templates. The easy-to-use editor lets you choose a template style, and you can customize it by adding a logo or text, changing colors, and editing the footer. Why use Email templates for your WordPress/WooCommerce website? Live preview your WordPress and WooCommerce emails Customize emails to match your brand’s color theme Customize your email’s heading, subtitle, and body text (including header and footer text) Choose from a variety of template styles Configure settings like the sender’s name and email address Send test emails to the administrator’s email address View your WooCommerce order emails or choose to view a mockup template. Select email type from a dropdown list – New order, canceled order, customer processing order, customer completed order, customer refunded order, customer on-hold order, customer invoice, failed order, new account, customer note, reset password. Each email type has a default email template and template settings Import/export custom style settings Send preview email after importing custom style settings Compatible with Post SMTP Mailer/Email Log – Best Mail SMTP For WP PostSMTP is a next-generation WP Mail SMTP plugin that assists and improves the email deliverability process of your WordPress website. Easy-to-use and reliable – 300,000+ customers trust Post SMTP Mailer to send their daily WordPress emails to millions of users worldwide. Email Templates Features WordPress Email Template – General Settings Choose the size of your email template (boxed or full-width) Add custom CSS to your email template Choose the background color for your email template Resize the body of the email box using a slider WordPress Email Template – Header Settings Add an image to your email template’s header Add text and color to your email header. Choose an alignment for the email’s header (Left, Center, Right) Increase or decrease the size of the text in the header. WordPress Email Template – Email Body Settings Set a background color for the email body Set a text color for links in the email body WordPress Email Template – Footer Settings Edit the text on the email footer Choose an alignment for the email footer (Left, Center, Right) Set a background color for the email footer Resize the footer text using a slider Set the color of the text on the footer Enable/disable the link to the plugin page (Powered by) Minimum Requirements WordPress 4.0.0 Help with translations Send your translations to Transifex Currently Available in: English Spanish French Chinese Portuguese Dutch Persian Russian German Collaborate in Github https://github.com/wpexpertsio/wordpress-email-templates Latest Update Email Templates v1.5 Text box implementation Added a text box above the slider so the Administrator can manually enter the number. In the color option, the admin can select the color from the color grid and can also enter the color code manually. Template Settings Gave the option a particular name called “Template Setting” Relocated the **Border Color option in Template Settings** Now, the Border Color option would appear after the Border Right Width option and above the Border Radius option to define the border widths properly. Rename and Capitalization of Options For Template Settings Some option names, such as ‘bottom padding’, ‘Custom css’, and ‘box shadow’, have been capitalized for better readability. Rename and Capitalization of Options for Email Header Spelling Corrections, Capitalization, and the Renaming of options in the Email Header tab. Rename and Capitalization of Options in Email Body Spelling Corrections, Capitalization, and the Renaming of options in the Email Body tab. Slider Issue In Footer Text Padding Top And Footer Text Padding Bottom Options Added a textbox to manually adjust the slider in the ‘Footer Text Padding Top’ and ‘Footer Text Padding Bottom’ options in the Footer tab. Rename and Capitalization of Options in Footer Spelling corrections, capitalization, and the renaming of options in the Footer tab. Rename and Capitalization of Options in Subtitle Styles (WooCommerce) Spelling Corrections, capitalization, and the renaming of options in the Subtitle Styles (WooCommerce) tab. Dropdown Menu was not appearing correctly The dropdown menu was appearing incorrectly, and the first option should be selected by default since it works like that in the previous options. Now it has been fixed. Order Table Styles option | No reflection in real-time Previously, this option was not reflecting any change when any sub-option was selected from the dropdown menu. It has been fixed now. Product Image & Product Image Size options | No reflection in real-time Both options (Product Image & Product Image Size) were not reflecting any change when any sub-option was selected from the dropdown menu. It has been fixed now. Order Table Border Color option | No reflection in real-time Previously, this option was not reflecting any change in real time. Now it has been fixed. Order Table Heading Style option | No reflection on real-time Previously, this option was not reflecting any change in real time. Now it has been fixed. Slider issue in Footer Text Padding Top/Bottom, Left/Right, and Border Width options The numbers were not appearing on the slider in the Padding Top/Bottom and Padding Left/Right options in the Footer tab. Now it has been fixed by implementing a text box so the admin can manually enter the numbers. Enable order notes to be moved bellow option | Spelling mistake and No reflection on real-time | Order Items Styles (WooCommerce) Spelling correction was made, and real-time reflection was fixed. Rename the “Clear” button to “Default” in color grid options – Order Items Styles (WooCommerce) The color grid option had the option name “Clear” which has been replaced by “Default” for better user understanding. Rename and Capitalization of Options in Order Items Styles (WooCommerce) Spelling mistakes and capitalization of words were corrected in various places. Button Font Size option Slider issue in Button Style (WooCommerce) The numbers were not appearing on the slider in the Button Font Size option in the Footer tab. Now it has been fixed by implementing a text box to enable the admin to enter numbers manually.

Adds a simple, no-fuss SMTP settings to your WordPress installation that lets you define custom settings, which is especially useful for hosts with no control over the php mail functionality. If logging is enabled, a new segment in the settings panel will show up with a 30-day overview of recent emails, and will automatically prune older logs. Please see the FAQ if you want a more permanent solution. For more information, please see the project wiki on GitHub. Environment and constant overriding (optional) This plugin will prefer environmental and constant-stored values over the plugin-saved equivalent settings, making it easier to use this plugin via deployment. These can be either stored in your systems env setup, or in wp-config.php as define( 'SEE_BELOW', 'your_value_here' );. Accepted Parameters SMTP_HOST (string) Mail server hostname. SMTP_PORT (integer) Port address (usually 25, 465 or 587). SMTP_AUTH (integer, 1 or 0) Pass below credentials to your mail server. SMTP_USER (string) The mail username for this account. SMTP_PASS (string) The password for the mailer account. SMTP_FROM (string) Enforce all emails come from this email address. SMTP_FROMNAME (string) Enforce all emails to have a certain email name. SMTP_SEC (string) Use a particular email security method (accepts ‘def’ (default), ‘ssl’, ‘tls’ and ‘off’). SMTP_NOVERIFYSSL (boolean) Disable validation of the SMTP server certificate (not recommended). SMTP_LOG (boolean) Controls the logging capability and visibility. SMTP_DISABLE (boolean) Disables the mailer. They will still be logged if enabled, but won’t send out. It is recommended to store at least SMTP_PASS in your wp-config.php file (with the correct file permissions set). If the openssl extension is available, the plugin will attempt to encrypt the password in the database.