Are you looking for a way to disable WordPress email notifications?
When you have lots of plugins and third-party tools installed on your WordPress site, email notifications can pile up in your inbox very quickly.
In this article, we’ll show you how to disable email notifications in WordPress, so you only receive emails that are most important to you.
Want to email authors when a WordPress post is published?
Setting up email notifications is an excellent way of helping your content team stay on track with their posting schedule.
Here’s how you can enable email notifications for your WordPress authors.
reCAPTCHA alternatives are becoming more popular due to the privacy and user experience issues with traditional reCAPTCHA.
Some of these alternatives are very easy to set up and keep your site free from spam without hurting your visitor’s experience.
This post talks about some of the best reCAPTCHA alternatives that you can fully trust to stop contact form spam on your site.
Facing email problems but not sure how to diagnose them?
You need an email error log to help you with that. Sadly, WordPress doesn’t have a built-in email debugging log but you can add one to your dashboard really easily.
See this post to learn how you can enable email error logs in WordPress.
Use your favorite SMTP provider to reliably send your WordPress emails.
Google has announced that it’s disabling the Less Secure Apps feature on September 30, 2024.
If you’re using our Other SMTP mailer with Gmail, you may need to make some changes to your settings. In this post, we’ll go over the steps we recommend taking to make sure your emails continue to deliver successfully.
Want to send form notifications to multiple recipients?
Sometimes, you might want to send the same notification to different members of the team or create entirely separate notifications for different groups of people.
It’s quite easy to do… with the right plugin. In this post, we’ll show you different ways you can add multiple email addresses to your contact forms.