Julian

Hello @wporguser69,

I just tested it, it is working as intended. There is probably another problem specific to your setup.
Please deactivate all other plugins and switch to a standard WP theme. Let me know if the issue persists after that.

Best regards
Julian

Helo @hollysieck,

you can always add custom CSS via a hook. Please have a look at the documentation.

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Julian

As I have not gotten a response, I have built my own Block, which works with Borlabs.

Either way, you should add an option for that.

Hello Michale,

Thank you for the information. For further inquiries about our paid plugin, please contact support(at)codemiq.com.

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Julian

Hello @themesflat,

are you certain you have posted this in the correct forum?
How is your rquest related to our plugin?

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Julian

Hello @nimster,

that’s the default behavior of some e-mail clients. There is nothing you can do about that.

However, you could maybe write your own filter, hook into the wp-mail function, search for all image tags, replace them with base64 encoding and embed them inline.

This is outside of the scope of our plugin however.

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Julian

As you have not posted any further messages, I assume your problem was solved.
If not, feel free to let us know.

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Julian

Hello @txphi592,

you can also use

$mail['message']

to identify any element, that is included in every email, with the same filter.

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Julian

I am happy it worked.

If you experience any further issues, let us know please.

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Julian

Hello Hanna,

do you still have troubles?

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Julian

Hello @txphi592,

can you please try this snippet:

add_filter( 'haet_mail_use_template', function ( $use_template, $email ){
	
	if(  $email['subject'] == 'MY KEYWORD'  ){
		$use_template = false;
	}
	return $use_template;

} , 10, 2 );

Let me know if that works for you.

Best regards
Julian

Hello Hanna,

“The email that triggers the problem is an email template created inside a custom plugin.”

What plugin are you using? If the plugin is not supported it will not work, but then you could use this filter, to deactivate our template for these specific emails.

You can fin the option for disabling header for support plugins under:
Settings -> Email template > Plugin emails (then click on plugin under Active plugins).

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Julian

Hello Hannah,

does your issue still persist?

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Julian

Hello Hannah,

you can use the same options for any supported plugins.
Please describe in detail which e-mail triggers the problem when it is send, how it is triggered and which other plugins you use, that might interfere.

Thank you and best regards
Julian

Hello @hnnhtabunan,

If you are using WPForms, please turn on the “Hide header “option. You can also deactivate “Use template”.

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Julian