wp.bridge.dk – WordPress Web Hotel
En service fra Wordpress for Bridge
Der findes forskellige niveauer af brugere i wordpress. Nogle kan slette og uploade billeder – andre kan ikke.
Jeg har lavet en simpel figur som viser hvad de forskellige roller kan og ikke kan. Læg mærke til at abonnenter kan lige så meget eller lidt som udefra kommende gæster. Med andre ord: Kun kikke.
Formentlig intet. Men der er en god sandsynlighed for at du har trykket OK engang da du installerede Java eller noget andet.
Prøv at kikke på dit browser interface. Ser du den her eller noget der ligner:
Det drejer sig om et meget grimt program. Om det er ondartet eller om dem som kodede det bare ikke ved hvad de gør skal jeg være usagt, men dette program fyrer en svada af mærkelige forespørgsler af som får alle ordentlige websites til at reagere.
Således også vores. Den sender hundredvis af forespørgsler om sider som ikke findes og det får vores sikkerhedssystem til at reagere.
Her er nogle guides til hvordan du fjerner det skidt: http://www.netmonster.dk/fjern-ask/
Reglerne der er stillet op her burde ikke berøre os på nogen punkter. Der er der udelukkende således at vi i de tilfælde som ingen kan forudse kan imødegå udefra kommende angreb.
Det siger sig selv at DBfs etik skal overholdes. Læs videre “Regler for benyttelse af *.wp.bridge.dk”
Dette indlæg er bare lagret her for at jeg kan referere til den i emails.
Hej Karsten DBf’s holdning er, at vi fortsat gerne vil være behjælpelige med pegepinde, når klubber og distrikter af den ene eller anden grund ønsker en anden hjemmeside end den, vi stiller gratis til rådighed. Vi tager ikke stilling til, om det er en god ide for klubberne at gøre det, så vi hverken anbefaler det eller advarer mod det. Med venlig hilsen Flemming Bøgh-Sørensen Generalsekretær Danmarks Bridgeforbund Hørkær 32B • 2730 Herlev Tlf.: xx xx xx xx • Mobil xx xx xx xx • www.bridge.dk<http://www.bridge.dk/> Fra: Karsten Jeppesen [mailto:karsten at jeppesens.com] Sendt: 19. maj 2015 20:59 Til: dbf; Keld Jensen; Kim Nielsen Emne: Landsdækkende WordPress system Til rette vedkommende, Jeg er ikke helt klar over hvor jeg skal sende dette her til så det må I lige cirkulere til den eller rette personer. I øjeblikket peger wp.bridge.dk og *.wp.bridge.dk på mine servere. Jeg vedligeholder et nu landsdækkende system for bridge klubber, hvilket indtil nu har været gratis. Det har det været fordi Distrikt Nordjylland har dækket driftsomkostningerne. Det tror jeg ikke at distriktet vil vedblive med at gøre, men jeg har ingen intentioner om at lade dette system dø. De klubber som benytter det er glade for det og jeg synes at det skal de vedblive med at være. Jeg skal derfor høre Jer om jeres indstilling til mine overvejelser: Jeg påtænker at videreføre dette system i eget regi. Det betyder at jeg stiller servere og internetforbindelse til rådighed. Det skal være et non-profit foretagende ...... ...... Hvis DBf ønsker det kan et regnskab altid tilsendes, men det er ideen at det altid er tilgængeligt på hoved sitet så alle kan se hvad det er. De egentlige omkostninger for mig vil være indkøb af maskinel (anslået 2000-3000kr) og de årlige driftsomkostninger vil ligge i samme størrelsesorden. Så det er ingen pengemaskine. Jeg synes bare at klubberne skal have dette valg. Og der er intet engagement eller forpligtigelser fra DBfs side. Hvad er DBf's holdning til dette? Spørgsmål, kommentarer? -- Sincerely, Med venlig hilsen, Karsten Jeppesen, D.D.S, B.Sc.Cs Sønder Alle 16 9500 Hobro Cell,tlf: +xx xxxx xxxx
Det er som bekendt ikke altid at det går som præsten prædiker, men ikke alle fejl skyldes fejl i det system man anvender. Heller ikke selv om det er WordPress.
Hvis der er noget som ikke fungerer, og tilfældet med teksten som forsvandt, kan det betale sig at finde ud af om det eventuelt bare er Internet Explorer som lever op til sit kælenavn: Internet Exploder.
Det første du kan gøre er at trykke på fanen “Tekst” som er lige til højre for fanen “Visuel” øverst til højre i editor vinduet. Fanen tekst vil få editoren til at vise de egentlige HTML koder.
Det er underordnet hvad der står, men du burde kunne genfinde hvad du har skrevet. Trykker du så igen på fanen “Visuel” forsvinder alt som dug for solen.
Hvis det er tilfældet og hvis du anvender “Internet Exploder” så har du nok det problem som dette indlæg handler om.
Her er hvad du kan gøre ved det:
Det sker desværre/heldigvis så sjældent at jeg ikke har meget dat omkring dette problem, men heromkring er alle problemer neutraliseret så det håber jeg også er tilfældet for dig. Ellers lad mig det vide så vi kan få mere viden samlet omkring dette emne.
Det kan være indbydelser og lignende men hvad er den bedste metode?
Tja det afhænger vel af hvad du kan lide, men her er hvad jeg gør:
PDF filen uploades til medie biblioteket. Og så kan man jo lave en link til den. Det kan dog gøres på mere end een måde. Som eksempel anvender jeg indbydelsen til DM for begyndere og klubspillere.
Simpel link: Her er indbydelsen til DM for begyndere
Dette laves ved at sætte markøren efter “indbydelsen til”
og trykke på “Tilføj medier” knappen.
Herefter vælges PDF filen i oversigten og der vælges “mediefil” i feltet “Link til”
Når der klikkes på linket så downloades PDF filen og vises.
Brug af billede som link:
Jeg synes det ser pænere ud, men det er altså smag og behag.
Til dette bruger jeg et screen-shot program. Der findes mange. Det jeg anvender hedder MWSnap og findes her: MWSnap. Direkte download her.
Jeg starter med at tage PDF filen op i Adobe Reader og scalere til 25%. Så tager jeg et screen-shot og lagrer det.
Derefter oploader jeg begge filer – altså både PDF filen og screen-shot billedet. Dette sidste er jo det jeg skal bruge som “knap”.
Her kommer magien så: Jeg skal bruge URL til PDF filen og den kan jeg få fra WordPress.
Jeg trykker “Tilføj medier” og vælger PDF filen.
URL står i feltet “URL” utroligt nok. Det kopierer jeg for det er det som billedet skal pege på.
Derefter vælger jeg det lille 25% skalerede billede.
Nederst kan jeg angive hvordan billedet skal fungere. I dette tilfælde vil jeg gerne have billedet ud til højre – det er justeringen. Så vil jeg ave billedet til at pege på PDF filen så PDF filen bliver loaded hvis der klikkes på billedet. Det gør jeg ved at vælge “Tilpasset URL” i “Link til” drop-down menuen. I feltet som først nu bliver adderet lige nedenunder angiver jeg det URL som skal bruges. Det er det URL på PDF filen som vi kopierede før.
Finito – tryk “Indsæt i indlæg” og du har billedet i stedet for en flad link.
WordPress kan sende emails ud af mange forskellige årsager. Email opsætningen vil påvirke følgende funktioner:
Jeg kan indstille mange af de enkelte opsætningspunkter til noget som vil virke, men der vil være enkelte ting som kan eller skal ændres bagefter.
Email origin (altså hvor emailen vil komme fra)
I kontrolpanelet finder du Easy WP SMTP som er email plugin. Der skal lige rettes en enkelt ting nemlig From Name. Her skriver du hvad du mener spillerne skal se:
Se videoen – det er det nemmeste:
Indholdet af den box som styrer knap genereringen er:
(su_button url=”#_EVENTPAGEURL” target=”blank” background=”#0000ff” center=”yes”)#_EVENTNAME(/su_button)<br/>
Udskift parenteserne med skarpe parenteser. ( til [ og ) til ]
Her er en lille video som belyser sagen:
Her følger listen af plug-ins som er installeret lige nu og nedenunder er en mere udførlig beskrivelse af dem. På engelsk desværre:
[plugins_list format=”#LinkedTitle# – #Description#
“]
Plug-in type: System betyder at vi anvender dette plugin, men at du ikke har nogen indflydelse på det. Bruger betyder at du kan anvende det aktivt i indlæg og design.
This is a simple community WordPress plugin aimed at giving credit where credit is due.
The plugin inserts an XHTML list into any post/page through a shortcode. If you’re into customization, you can specify a format argument and indicate the exact output you are after. There’s also an option to display inactive plugins as well.
Key features include…
Thanks to Matej Nastran‘s My plugins, from which Plugins list was initially derived.
Iconography is courtesy of the very talented Janki Rathod.
Please visit the Github page for the latest code development, planned enhancements and known issues
To get a list of the plugins that are installed and activated in your website, insert the following into any post or page:
<ul>[plugins_list]</ul>
You can customise the output specifying the format argument and a number of pre-defined tags. Here’s an example:
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}"]
The tags are as follows, all defined within double braces…
Title – the plugin titlePluginURI – the URL of the pluginAuthor – the plugin authorAuthorURI – the author’s URLVersion – plugin version numberDescription – the plugin descriptionRequiresWP – the minimum required level of WordPressRequiresPHP – the minimum required level of PHPLinkedTitle – the title but automatically linked to the corresponding URLLinkedAuthor – the author, linking to their profileActive – shows ‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’, depending on the status of the pluginThe plugins list can be freely styled with css, just place any class or id attribute on the format string, or on the elements surrounding it.
If you wish to put HTML in your format then you can. However, this can cause havoc in the Visual editor and even causes extra characters to be passed into the output (rogue paragraph tags, for instance). I therefore highly recommend that, if you wish to add HTML, use double braces instead of < and > around your HTML tags – this plugin will correct this before output but it means the visual editor doesn’t try and interpret the HTML.
For example…
<ul>[plugins_list format="{{li}}{{LinkedTitle}} - {{LinkedAuthor}}{{/li}}"]</ul>
The characters will be corrected upon output and you will get a lovely, bulleted, un-ordered list as output.
If you’re using the block editor and need to wrap HTML around the outside of the short code, please see the details further below on the best way to do this.
Active & Inactive Plugins
By default, only active plugins are shown, but by using the show_active, show_inactive and show_recent parameters you can change this.
For example, this will show both active and inactive…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" show_inactive=true]
If you wanted to show just inactive, you’d put..
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" show_inactive=true show_active=false]
If you wanted to show just plugins that are inactive but were recently active, you’d put…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" show_inactive=false show_active=false show_recent=true]
Link Targets & No Follow
By default links will be followed but you can make these “nofollow” by simply adding the parameter of nofollow=true. For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" nofollow=true]
You can also specify the link target too. For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" target="_blank"]
Truncate the Description
Two parameters exist to truncate the description, so it doesn’t get too long unwieldy. You can specify a maximum number of words or a maximum number of characters using words or chars. Here’s an example of each…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" words=20]
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" chars=80]
You shouldn’t do this but if you specify both then the shortest one will be used.
By default, if a truncation occurs, ellipsis will be added to the end. However, you can change this by using the end parameter and specifying your own ending. For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" chars=80 end=" [More]"]
Remove Emoji
If you want to remove emoji from the description, use the emoji parameter to achieve this. By default this is true but set to false to have them removed. For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" emoji=false]
Sort by Author
Want so sort the output by author and not plugin name? Just use the parameter by_author. For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" by_author=true]
Cache
By default your plugin list will be cached for 5 minutes, ensuring that performance is impacted as little as possible. Use the parameter cache to change the number of minutes. Set this to false to switch off caching.
For example…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" cache=60]
This will cache for 1 hour. The following will switch the cache off…
[plugins_list format="{{LinkedTitle}} ({{LinkedAuthor}}) - {{Description}}{{br/}}" cache=false]<h3>Using with the block editor</h3>
You can insert shortcodes directly into the block editor without an issue and it will be automatically added to a shortcode block. However, if you need to wrap HTML around it then this will cause issues. The solution here is to add a shortcode block first and then add the whole line into that. The HTML then works just fine.
A shortcode also exists to allow you to display the number of plugins that you have. Simply add [plugins_number] to your post or page and it will return the number of active plugins.
To display the number of active AND inactive plugins use…
[plugins_number inactive=true]
You can also display the number of inactive plugins by specifying…
[plugins_number inactive=true active=false]
As with the other shortcode results will be cached by default. To change the number of minutes simply use the cache parameter. Set it to false to switch off caching. For example…
[plugins_number inactive=true cache=120]
This will set the cache to 2 hours.
Ever wanted to display some plugin’s informations on your website ? But you didn’t want to hard code it. PAPII is designed for this. Just use the [papii] shortcode to display informations from the official page.
The CW Image Optimizer is a WordPress plugin that will automatically and losslessly optimize your images as you upload them to your blog. It can also optimize the images that you have already uploaded in the past.
Because CW Image Optimizer uses lossless optimization techniques, your image quality will be exactly the same before and after the optimization. The only thing that will change is your file size.
The CW Image Optimizer plugin is based on the WP Smush.it plugin. Unlike the WP Smush.it plugin, your files won’t be uploaded to a third party when using CW Image Optimizer. Your files are optimized using the Linux littleutils image optimization tools (available for free). You don’t need to worry about the Smush.it privacy policy or terms of service because your images never leave your server.
Why use CW Image Optimizer?
Written by Jacob Allred at Corban Works, LLC. Based on WP Smush.it.
Sitemap plugin automatically generates XML sitemap for your WordPress website and helps search engines index your blog. Such sitemap file helps web crawlers to extract the structure of your website more effectively.
The plugin supports default WordPress pages as well as custom URLs. It can be also added to your Google Webmaster Tools account.
Improve your website SEO today!
Pro Features
All features from Free version included plus:
- Add external sitemap files
- Exclude certain pages or post types from your sitemap file
- Set the frequency of
- Your website content changes for all pages
- External sitemap file update
- Configure all subsites on the network
- Add custom URLs to the sitemap file
- Change Sitemap File name
- Get answer to your support question within one business day (Support Policy)
- Edit title and meta description [NEW]
If you have a feature suggestion or idea you’d like to see in the plugin, we’d love to hear about it! Suggest a Feature
Visit our Help Center if you have any questions, our friendly Support Team is happy to help — https://support.bestwebsoft.com/
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Some of these translations are not complete. We are constantly adding new features which should be translated. If you would like to create your own language pack or update the existing one, you can send the text of PO and MO files to BestWebSoft and we’ll add it to the plugin. You can download the latest version of the program for work with PO and MO files Poedit.
This plugin allows the author of a post or page to hide the title and it’s containing HTML element from the single view ( is_singular() ).
[iframe src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/dUpTjDqjQoo” width=”100%” height=”500″] shortcode
should show something like this:
WordPress removes iframe html tags because of security reasons.
Iframe shortcode is the replacement of the iframe html tag and accepts the same params as iframe html tag does.
You may use iframe shortcode to embed content from YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps or from any external page.
If you need to embed content from YouTube, Vimeo, SlideShare, SoundCloud, Twitter via direct link, you may use [embed]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUpTjDqjQoo[/embed] shortcode.
[embed] shortcode is a core WordPress feature and can embed content from many resources via direct link.
Important: You can not embed HTTP pages into HTTPS pages and vice versa.
So the protocol (http or httpS) for parent and embedded page should match.
[iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/dUpTjDqjQoo"]; by default src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/dUpTjDqjQoo”;[iframe width="100%"] or [iframe width="600"]; by default width=”100%”;[iframe height="500"]; by default height=”500″;[iframe scrolling="no"]; by default scrolling=”yes”;[iframe frameborder="0"]; by default frameborder=”0″;[iframe marginheight="0"]; removed by default;[iframe marginwidth="0"]; removed by default;[iframe allowtransparency="true"]; removed by default;[iframe id="custom_id"]; removed by default;[iframe class="custom_class"]; by default class=”iframe-class”;[iframe style="margin-left:-30px;"]; removed by default;[iframe same_height_as="div.sidebar"], [iframe same_height_as="div#content"], [iframe same_height_as="body"], [iframe same_height_as="html"]; removed by default;[iframe any_other_param="any_value"];[iframe any_other_empty_param=""];Lazy load images to improve page load times. Uses jQuery.sonar to only load an image when it’s visible in the viewport.
This plugin is an amalgamation of code written by the WordPress.com VIP team at Automattic, the TechCrunch 2011 Redesign team, and Jake Goldman (10up LLC).
Uses jQuery.sonar by Dave Artz (AOL).
Meteor Slides makes it simple to create slideshows and publish them with a shortcode, widget, or template tag. The slideshows scale with responsive and fluid themes to fit any device and have touch support. Powered by jQuery Cycle with over twenty transition styles to choose from.
Visit this plugin’s homepage for documentation, tutorials, and additional videos.
This screencast shows some of the plugin’s features, such as different transition and navigation options, multiple slideshows, plugin settings, and metadata. Watch more Meteor Slides videos.
Shortcodes Ultimate is a huge collection of useful elements, that you can use in the post editor, text widgets or even in template files.
Try Shortcodes Ultimate Pro risk-free for 30 days. You are fully protected by our no questions asked refund policy!
Super RSS Reader plugin allows you to display RSS feed(s) in an attractive way to your widget. It has options to display multiple RSS feeds separated by tabs in a single widget and has feature to add a news ticker like effect to it. See the features list below for complete list.
The widget is fully customizable with external styles and also has color themes out of the box. It is a perfect replacement for the default RSS widget in WordPress.
Check out the LIVE DEMO of the plugin
Super RSS reader has a PRO version which has more features to further enhance and to get more control of the RSS feed you display. With the PRO version you can enjoy below additional features included and also support the development of this plugin.
[srr_feed]If you run a WordPress or BuddyPress installation, you probably know that some of the biggest administrative headaches come from the activation process. Activation emails may be caught by spam filters, deleted unwillingly, or simply not understood. Yet WordPress itself has no UI for viewing and managing unactivated members.
Unconfirmed creates a Dashboard panel under the Users menu (Network Admin > Users on Multisite) that shows a list of unactivated user registrations. For each registration, you have the option of resending the original activation email, or manually activating the user.
Note that the plugin works for the following configurations:
1. Multisite, with or without BuddyPress
2. Single site, with BuddyPress used for user registration
There is currently no support for single-site WP registration without BuddyPress.
WordPress security requires a team of dedicated analysts researching the latest malware variants and WordPress exploits, turning them into firewall rules and malware signatures, and releasing those to customers in real-time. Wordfence is widely acknowledged as the number one WordPress security research team in the World. Our plugin provides a comprehensive suite of security features, and our team’s research is what powers our plugin and provides the level of security that we are known for.
At Wordfence, WordPress security isn’t a division of our business – WordPress security is all we do. We employ a global 24 hour dedicated incident response team that provides our priority customers with a 1 hour response time for any security incident. The sun never sets on our global security team and we run a sophisticated threat intelligence platform to aggregate, analyze and produce ground breaking security research on the newest security threats.
Wordfence Security includes an endpoint firewall, malware scanner, robust login security features, live traffic views, and more. Our Threat Defense Feed arms Wordfence with the newest firewall rules, malware signatures and malicious IP addresses it needs to keep your website safe. Rounded out by 2FA and a suite of additional features, Wordfence is the most comprehensive WordPress security solution available.
Is your WordPress site not sending emails? You’re not alone. 3+ million websites use WP Mail SMTP to send emails reliably.
Our goal is to make email deliverability easy so that your emails always reach the inbox.
WP Mail SMTP fixes your email deliverability issues by reconfiguring WordPress to use a proper SMTP provider when sending emails.
Best of all, our easy-to-use Setup Wizard and detailed documentation guide you through the process.
WP Mail SMTP is free and has everything you need to reliably send your WordPress emails!
WP Mail SMTP Pro unlocks even more powerful features like email logging, advanced email reporting and stats, backup connections, email alerts, smart conditional routing, and much more.
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an industry-standard for sending emails. Proper SMTP configuration helps increase email deliverability by adding authentication to the emails sent from your site.
Popular email clients like Gmail, Yahoo, Office 365, and Zoho are in a constant battle with email spammers, so they check whether emails are originating from a genuine sender. If the proper authentication isn’t there, emails either go in the SPAM folder or, worse, disappear.
This is a problem for a lot of WordPress sites. By default, WordPress uses the PHP mail function to send emails generated by WordPress or any contact form plugin like WPForms.
But most WordPress hosting companies don’t have their servers properly configured for sending PHP emails.
This is why WordPress emails aren’t delivered.
WP Mail SMTP plugin easily resolves email delivery problems by changing the way your WordPress site sends email. We reconfigure the wp_mail() function to use proper SMTP host credentials or an SMTP mail provider.
With our built-in SMTP mail provider integrations (recommended), emails are sent using the provider’s direct API. Even if your web host is blocking SMTP ports, your emails will still be sent successfully.
This helps you fix all WordPress not sending email issues.
WP Mail SMTP plugin includes many different SMTP mailers:
For most options, you can specify the “from name” and “email address” for outgoing emails too.
All of these powerful features make WP Mail SMTP the best SMTP solution for WordPress.
If you don’t know which mailer to choose, see our Complete Guide to WP Mail SMTP Mailers.
SendLayer is our #1 recommended transactional email service.
Its affordable pricing and simple setup make it the perfect choice for sending emails from WordPress. It also has open and click tracking and email logs.
SendLayer is reliable, fast, and easy to set up. You can send hundreds of emails for free when you sign up for a trial.
Read our SendLayer documentation for more details.
SMTP.com is a recommended transactional email service.
With over 22 years of email delivery expertise, SMTP.com has a reputation for being one of the most reliable senders on the internet.
You can start sending emails in minutes and benefit from 50,000 free emails in your first 30 days.
Read our SMTP.com documentation for more details.
Brevo is a recommended transactional email service. It serves 80,000+ companies worldwide.
Brevo is reliable, fast, and gives you 300 free emails per day.
Read our Brevo documentation for more details.
In addition to native Microsoft, Amazon SES, and Zoho Mail integrations, WP Mail SMTP Pro provides access to many other powerful features.
Click here to purchase WP Mail SMTP Pro now!
Email logging is a powerful feature that keeps a record of all sent emails in WordPress. Email logging helps you to archive, audit, resend, or test email delivery and formatting.
Our WordPress email logs also include:
Our email logs provide a complete history of all emails sent from WordPress. View the subject, sender, recipients, content, headers, open and click rates, delivery status, source plugin, and more!
Resend emails individually or in bulk, whether they failed or were delivered successfully. You can also forward important emails to an alternative email address.
Store all email attachments, export email logs, print emails, see delivery status, and more.
Review weekly sent and failed emails in a dashboard chart.
Email reports make it easy to track deliverability and engagement. Open rates and click-through rates are grouped by subject line, making it easy to see the performance of your campaigns or notifications.
Get statistics about WordPress emails, including how many emails are being sent and which ones are being opened and clicked. The Summary also shows you deliverability statistics without the need to log in to WordPress to check them.
View open and click stats for WordPress emails, grouped by subject line in your Email Report.
If your emails stop sending, get notified instantly via Slack, SMS/ Twilio, webhooks, or email (via secure API).
In combination with our email logging and resending features, Email Alerts ensure that no important email will ever be lost.
Configure an extra connection that kicks in if your primary connection fails. WP Mail SMTP automatically detects connection issues and automatically switches to the backup mailer. It will also automatically retry emails that failed.
Create criteria to send different types of emails using different mailers. Filter by the contents of the email Subject or Message, From or To addresses, the plugin that generated the email, and more.
This allows you to mix transactional and marketing providers to improve deliverability.
Control the number of emails your WordPress site sends in a specific amount of time so you stay within your SMTP provider’s rate limits.
WP Mail SMTP allows you to specify the maximum number of emails that will be sent every minute, hour, day, week, or month and automatically queues emails to stay within those limits.
Are emails slowing down your site? Let WP Mail SMTP queue your emails for better performance.
With optimized sending, emails are queued in the background and sent when your server has sufficient resources, avoiding bottlenecks that can slow down your site.
Control the default notifications WordPress sends. Use a simple switch to disable specific types of notifications if you don’t want to receive them.
For users running a multisite network, save time with a centralized location to easily configure your SMTP settings for all sites.
Network Admins can view and manage email logs for subsites with easy switching and dashboard views.
We provide limited support on the WordPress.org forums. World-class one-on-one email support is available to WP Mail SMTP Pro users.
If you’re not sure how to fix your emails, sit back and relax. We’ll set up WP Mail SMTP for you!
White Glove Setup includes installation, configuration in WordPress, DNS configuration, full mailer setup, and testing. White Glove Setup is available for our recommended mailers: SendLayer, Brevo, and SMTP.com.
WP Mail SMTP plugin was originally created by Callum Macdonald. It is now owned and maintained by the team behind WPForms – the best drag & drop form builder for WordPress.
You can try the free version of WPForms plugin to see why it’s the best in the market.
ProfilePress is a powerful ecommerce and paid membership plugin for accepting one-time and recurring payments, selling subscriptions and digital products or digital downloads (downloadable files) via Bank Transfer, Stripe, PayPal, RazorPay, Mollie & Paystack, paywall & restrict content and control user access.
ProfilePress is the best Stripe (Credit Card), PayPal, RazorPay, Paystack & Mollie payment forms plugin for WordPress to quickly accept payments, sell memberships and provide your users the ultimate member experience.
ProfilePress lets you create beautiful user profiles, member directories, frontend login, and user registration forms, member password reset and edit profile forms.
Our Drag-and-Drop form builder makes building forms easy. It is the perfect solution for creating online communities and membership sites where users can register or signup to become members.
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ProfilePress ecommerce plugin is suited for selling non-physical goods, including online courses, digital downloads, downloadable files, paid memberships, subscriptions, services, accepting donations, selling digital downloads, etc.
Prevent spam registrations and abuse by blocking user registration from a banned email address or email domain or restricting user registration to specific email addresses.
Easily connect to Stripe (supports Stripe-hosted checkout page and on-site payment form), PayPal, RazorPay, Paystack, Mollie, Bank Transfer to collect payments.
Because we use the Stripe payment element, our integration gives your users the option to pay via Apple Pay, Google Pay, Microsoft Pay, Stripe Link, ACH Direct Debit, Alipay, Bancontact, Bank transfers, BLIK, EPS, FPX, Giropay, iDEAL, Sofort, P24, Affirm, Afterpay, Clearpay, Klarna, CashApp Pay, GrabPay, WeChat Pay, SEPA debit, Bacs Direct Debit and more.
Create checkout page, member login form, user registration form, password reset and edit profile forms with our drag-and-drop builder.
Add beautiful user profiles to your site that display your users’ profile pictures and information. And create searchable and filterable member directories allowing users to find each other on your membership website.
We took out the pain of creating user profiles, member directories, and forms with our intuitive drag-and-drop builder.
ProfilePress comes with beautiful, customizable pre-built templates for user profiles, member directory, and forms to help you save even more time.
Hide any article, post and content behind a paywall. With a few clicks, you can set up a WordPress paywall to protect members-only content.
It gives you control over what content your users can see based on your protection rules and shortcodes. You can restrict content including pages, child pages, posts, custom post types, categories, tags and custom taxonomies based on their membership plans, user roles, usernames, and logged-in status.
You can also control the visibility of navigation menus and widgets, modules & contents in the block editor, Elementor & Beaver Builder page builders.
We provide a complete reports section where you can Keep track of your earnings, refunds, sales, download logs and more. You can view and export reports for any period.
Do you want to redirect WordPress users after login to a specific page or URL? This feature lets you setup login redirect based on user role and subscribed membership plan.
Customize the email templates for each email that can be sent to users and administrators.
Our Tutor LMS integration lets you sell access to Tutor LMS courses, enroll users after registration to specific courses and create custom student and instructor WordPress registration forms.
Extend the capabilities of ProfilePress with our powerful addons and remove the additional 2% Stripe processing fee.
ProfilePress is the Ecommerce platform of your dreams. It delivers a complete Ecommerce experience with everything needed for selling online.
If you’re looking to build a business out of your membership site by creating paid memberships, there’s no better way than to use ProfilePress membership plugin which provide the ultimate member experience and will help you start and profit from your WordPress membership sites.
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