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PPS:

Here’s an even better article, called “Coding your Emails“

PS:
What exactly do I mean by “keep the HTML simple”?

Here’s a great article on this subject by Lee Munroe called “An Introduction To Building And Sending HTML Email For Web Developers“.

Yes, the email template is almost like any blog post. To the upper-right of the editing area you will see two tabs, one labeled “Visual” and one labeled “Text”.

Switch to the “Text” tab to start editing in plain HTML.

Keep in mind, however, that here, your HTML is to be viewed not by a browser, but by an email reader. Email readers do not support the full set of HTML that a browser does. So, keep the HTML simple.

Test your work in an email reader by using the “Send Test Email” button on the Birthday Emails Settings page. This will send you an email showing your HTML work, and what it looks like in an email reader.

Ok, version 1.2 of the Birthday Emails plugin has been released, which includes support for BuddyPress.

Thanks

Ok, version 1.2 of the Birthday Emails plugin has been released, which includes support for BuddyPress and also offers an Unsubscribe link in the birthday emails sent.

Thanks

Hi @divvy.

I’ve completed support for an unsubscribe link in the upcoming version 1.2 of the Birthday Emails plugin, which also supports BuddyPress.

The new version 1.2 of the Birthday Emails plugin is currently undergoing testing.

Stay tuned for that update after testing is complete.

Thanks for the idea!

Hello Marie.

The Birthday Emails plugin is currently not compatible with Buddypress.

However, your query has sparked my interest in making it so.

I will have an update 1.2 of the Birthday Emails plugin soon, that will work with Buddypress.

I will let you know when it is ready.

Thanks for the idea!