Chad Eisenhart

I followed the notes on https://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/yahoo-com-dmarc-policy and https://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/godaddy-email and I never did get it set up on one of my clients sites. He had his own GoDaddy accounts. Yes I did use the WP Mail SMTP plugin. I then when back to a few of my other clients that are on my Godaddy account and made sure their websites were set up per the two links above.

Before even making changes they were still getting contact forms. I did two complaints from clients over the last couple months about not receiving a contact form. I checked and the one of the forms not received was from an Yahoo email account.

So I made sure I followed all of the settings above on the clients who are on my GoDaddy account. I tested with a Yahoo email address and it worked just fine.

I am pretty sure NONE of the sites I got it working on are on the 3.9.2 version of WordPress.

I do have my own site I am updating. I will give it a test on my own site and report back.

I do want to say thanks to the plugin developer for providing the plugin. I am sure it is a real time commitment. Thanks.

The above post does the trick – but if anyone wants a more visual and detailed approach I wrote a post

https://www.seo-911.com/rel-author-working-on-all-but-home-page/

Making the change solved the problem.

This worked for me.

I added it to my style.css file.

Thanks

Thanks Justlinera. Worked great for me.