E-mail must be the most common electronic communication medium on earth. From communication to alert notification, password reset flow and email based 2fa (two-level authentication). Website owners who send e-mail on WordPress may encounter some problems. As soon as the email plug-in is installed in the spam server, it is almost certain to allow email to be sent from the spam server. In addition, PHP also has the built-in mail () function of sending e-mail, but some hosts will disable this function, or strictly control the way and amount of e-mail.
This is why even if you can control the email filtering settings, the WordPress website cannot receive the email. Your email may not have been sent at all! To make the problem more confusing, plug-ins, themes, hosts, and other factors may vary. The reason why email delivery is not simple is spam. This article provides an overview of potential e-mail delivery problems and the possibility of how to improve word press e-mail delivery. Why worry about the possibility of WordPress email transmission? It is very important to check whether the WordPress website really sends e-mail for many reasons.
Many plug-ins installed on word press, themes, and websites rely on e-mail in many cases. Some of these situations are more obvious than others. The following are just some of these cases. New user registration password reset email administrator warning and Security Notification e-commerce store new order information member website update member and new news notify someone’s website contact When submitting support and other forms, email newsletter email (if the website hosts the newsletter) login code email (if it is email based 2fa), but this is not the end of email use in word press. WordPress often requires users to take action based on the information received in e-mail. More importantly, some word press features are aimed at site administrators, such as notifying various errors or available updates.
Considering that many plug-ins rely on wp_mail () (WordPress rapper of PHP’s mail () function), ensuring that the website sends the correct email is a list of things that all WordPress administrators have to do. Common e-mail delivery problems e-mail sent from e-mail websites ending in spam into users’ and customers’ spam folders may be the most common e-mail delivery problem. This is because reputable hosting providers don’t want to send a lot of e-mail from their own IP. If the IP address is displayed as spam IP, it will be difficult for the hosting provider to remove the IP from the various spam lists.
Therefore, if you are not the only one who receives e-mail from the website and cannot adjust the spam filter of the e-mail client, it is best to use hosted services such as sendgrid, mailgun or Amazon SES. These services are specifically designed for e-mail transmission and, in addition to handling all infrastructure and returns, will ensure that the IP used to send e-mail is properly \
See (if you are not familiar with DNS, see the WordPress website and the guide for DNS administrators). If you use your own SMTP server, you may need to refer to the corresponding SMTP server documentation to learn how to set dkim and SPF. WordPress email configuration settings test fortunately, you can easily check your site and domain email settings using wpforms’s free WordPress plug-in called WP mail SMTP. This plug-in can kill two birds with one stone. Easily configure websites to send e-mail through SMTP services, such as e-mail settings and forwarding of websites and domains, test Gmail and sendgrid, and improve the possibility of WordPress e-mail distribution. The next section describes how to install the plug-in and test the e-mail forwardability of the WordPress website. Startup plug-in installation is fast and easy. Navigate to the plug-in page and click add new on the WordPress dashboard. Search for \
