WordPress Email Template - Create Your Own Email Template

[@jherbison]

I use this for a lot of our clients and it makes a big improvement.

[@jherbison]

;-)

[@vela-6]

The download link doesn't work :( And we have to write up the $info bits from scratch.

[@Zoutzuurtjes]

10:08 - Love it haha Thanks for the video Joshua, really helpfull!

[@jherbison]

Thank you. Yes, I for some reason had an issue saying concatenate the string!!!! Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@InspirationBroadcast]

Please more of this custom tutorials. Thanks for the wonderful work.

[@jherbison]

Thank you for the comments and compliments.

[@sinaissociais2588]

Awasome! Helps me a lot! Tnks

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@mtdev6894]

Dear Joshua, you're a legend. I would ask you if you could do more videos based on custom plugin development.

[@jherbison]

Awesome.. Thank you!!!! Trying to catch up on comments.

[@andgoedu]

Did use a tutorial you did for a client , i changed the contact form a little with esc_attr but it worked seamlessly thanks alot dude

[@yellowphantmarketing9461]

Thanks for giving us this piece of information! We appreciate your time and efforts to make this great tutorial!

[@jherbison]

You're welcome.. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please share it with anyone that might be able to benefit from my videos.. I want to spend more time making videos, but subscriber count and views just aren't there yet.

[@h.werschon]

Joshua, thank you a lot, it seems you are the only one in the whole wide web explaining how to manually modify your WP eMails in an understandable way. I spent hours to find THIS information. Plugins, Plugins, Plugins everywhere. It´s just a pitty that your link to download the template is not working anymore. Would save the stopping and typing along the video ;) Anyways, thank you again

[@jherbison]

Not sure why the link isn’t working. I will check it out. Thank you for the comment. Glad the video helped.

[@Alioxa57]

Great !!! Thanks a lot !!

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@FarazFKhan]

Hello, Any chance you can do a tutorial on the SFTP by WBond. Like how to set it up, how it works & etc.

[@jherbison]

Yes, I will add it to the list. I have gotten busy and haven’t been able to make as many videos as I would like. I need more subscribers to be able to make videos more often!! Thank you for the suggestion.

[@mrlolalot531]

Great little tutorial as usual. Much appreciated, thanks! :)

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting..

[@hixwisdom5863]

please can you zoom little bit on the code because sometimes we watch from phone and also just have 13 inch laptop

[@royal_chauffeurs]

Hi Joshua, Thanks for great tutorial, I have been trying to update the booking email using your php code but no luck. Could you let me know if one could use customer details via Booking form & email via your template 🤔🤔

[@jherbison]

Can you give more details? What booking system are you using? The system you are using may not use the wp_mail function.

[@koenlin]

Would be great to add pictures inline. base64-coded is not supported by Outlook app.. :/

[@Magistrado1914]

Excellent course 17/06/2021

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@VieNaturaBeauty]

Great tutorial, I was able to fix few things... Now, how do I change where the email is coming from, its showing that its coming from my hosting email

[@jherbison]

You need to setup and SMTP plug-in like postman to send out emails though your email address.

[@nirinarocheldev]

thank you for this video

[@jherbison]

You're welcome.. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@ximenacalderon7752]

Already apply this on my email and it works perfectly! Thank you! Just a question though: how would you set an exception? like, how do you disable emails to be sent with that template if they are sent by an specific plugin, like a CRM plugin. Can that be done?

[@jherbison]

Not sure about that, but I will look into it. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@srdjagunjic]

Nice video!

[@jherbison]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@artyom-h]

Hi Joshua! Can you help with right way to install welcome e-mail. For example: I have a subsribe form, and after someone entered e-mail, web site sending welcome e-mail with 1-st charpter of my book.

[@jherbison]

I hope you found a solution for this.. Trying to catch up on comments that I missed. Thank you for watching and commenting. If you haven't already, please check out my latest video: A Day In the life of a software engineer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGmqnah6hpeIY6c

[@hamzaibrahimi194]

Your Amazing!! any hacks on appearing for google search with a wordpress website ?

[@jherbison]

Thank you. No hacks for Google Search. Use Yoast SEO plugin, good content and great page speed. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@jherbison]

Let me know what you guys think about the lighting... I bought a new light, the Aputure 300d. Still trying to figure out the lighting setup.

[@binba19]

Which File @ What File Location To Edit To Alter The "Password Changed" Notification E-Mail Content? As Currently Found Nothing @ The Location 'wp-includes/user.php'

[@jherbison]

Sorry, I don't understand the question that you are asking.

[@binba19]

@@jherbison How To Change The Default WordPress "System Notification E-Mail" (Notice) Content For Subject: '[example.com] Password Changed' Sent Every Time Whenever An User Changed Their Password? I Want To Know Which File To Edit To Alter The Default Mail Content.

[@jherbison]

ok, this email is only sent to admins when a user changes their password. You should never edit any of the WordPress system files as it will revert back when you do an update. You can create a plugin that disables the notification or change the look of the email sent. To disable notifications, use add_filter( 'send_password_change_email', '__return_false' ); in your functions.php file or in a plugin. If you want the email to look different, you can follow the video and it will add your template to the email. To change the text in the email, you can use a different filter add_filter( 'password_change_email','{YOUR_CALLBACK_FUNCTION}'); Hope that helps.. I will also make a video about it.

[@binba19]

@@jherbison Thanks For Clarifying. But Can You Point Out The Specific 'File Name & Location' Which Contains The Default Notice Text Of "Password Changed"? It'll Be Extra Helpful For Understanding The Structure.

[@jherbison]

@@binba19 The function you are looking for is: wp_password_change_notification which takes one argument in the file structure of $user. That file can be found in wp-includes/pluggable.php somewhere around line 1970. I would recommend NOT changing this function..

[@patricechaula3430]

thank you