blastkist

Hmmm ok, it must be from the wp-email plugin, which I have disabled.

Nevertheless, i’m not getting emails out to my users with their new passwords and this troubles me. I’m going to follow up with my host and see if it’s on their end. I am getting comment notifications and new user notifications no problem, just my users aren’t getting their passwords when registering at all. And they have having trouble logging in as a result. I have no clue what is causing this.Any ideas?

I was using a plugin called WpEmail that allows you to send a post or a page to a friend type thing, but I’ve had that disabled for a while now so that’s not the problem. I just assumed, as I was searching and wondering, how the heck does anyone configure their email settings for wordpress at all as there is nothing in the admin interface for this. At least nothing that I can find?

So, when I saw “email-manager.php”, I assumed it was a wordpress thing, and not from this wpemail plugin, sorry about that, my issue however, remains unsolved ??

Oh My Gosh I love you guys! It worked! Yaaaaahoooooo! I’d been wracking my brains with it. I just made sure to exclude the call to the header in the mainpage template and voila! Just what I needed.

See how wonderful you are?

(mooooahhhhh!)

https://dreamkist.com/blog/tutorials

<style type="text/css" media="screen">
/*<![CDATA[*/

@import url( <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?> );

/*]]>*/
</style>

This is how he has it in the header.php It’s a little different than your method and just want to be sure I’m deleting and replacing the correct stuff here.

Thanks guys. Ok Pods, I’m going to give your technique a try. Spencer, hehe…I did read through the codex on this but nothing seemed to jive so I didn’t want to risk messing up. This seems pretty straight-forward anyway.

I’m going to give that a try and see what that does. At least I’m not messing with my template files that way and I can always delete the page if it doesn’t work. I’ll get back to you on it and see what came of it.

I’m going to check again but if I’m not mistaken, the creator of this template placed an @import instead of this traditional CSS call into the header.php. So that seemed to break my CSS every time I tried to offer up the <link method, it just wouldn’t take the new method of linking my stylesheet and I had done it over and over again to make sure everything was just right. Oh and I’m a “her” LOL!

I do so appreciate the help though.