Wayne Allen

There is nothing in Postie to remove something from the middle of your email. However, there are some options.

1 Build your own custom addon to parse the email and remove the footer. This can be simple or tricky depending on your circumstances.

2 Switch Postie to create posts in draft status then edit the post to remove the footer and publish.

There needs to be a waiting email or there is nothing to log.

What web server are you using? Apache works well, nginx has been reported to have issues.

Glad you figured it out.

Postie creates classic (html) posts because there is no way in PHP to transform them into blocks. That is only available in JavaScript.

>this creates other visually unappealing issues that I’d like to try and iron out.

I expect this has nothing to do with classic vs block, and more to do with the styling in the emails.

One thing to do to very is to temporarily switch to a standard WP theme and see if anything changes.

Hard to tell for sure without a link to an example.

Thanks for the logs, but it looks like they were truncated. Please install the Support AddOn and follow the instructions on how to send me some detailed logs and I will take a look.

https://postieplugin.com/downloads/support-addon/

tmptitle posts indicate some kind of PHP error is happening. This could be due to not enough memory or a very new or very old version of PHP or restrictions the hosting company has put on PHP.

The best next step is to install the Support AddOn and follow the directions for getting me logs.

See https://postieplugin.com/downloads/support-addon/

Sorry, I don’t really follow.

Guessing what is happening. If the images are hosted on some other website, Postie doesn’t import them into WordPress so they don’t act like images added via the editor.

Thanks for the explanation.

If you return null from the postie_post_before function, the email will not be posted.

See https://postieplugin.com/postie_post_before/

That is a new one. The best thing to do is to install the support addon and follow the instructions on how to collect logs and send them to me.

If I were to guess you are using the Dovecot email server which has had issues in the past.

Newsletter Fixer uses a technique to render the email as it was sent. The side effect is that Google can’t really see it for ranking purposes. So if that is one of your goals that plugin isn’t the one for you.

Otherwise it works pretty well.

>What is the best way to send an email to the WordPress site?

Directly from MailChimp is the best way. It is what most people do. Not sure why it would be a security issue.

if you haven’t already installed the support add-on, please do that and follow the directions to collect additional logs. Otherwise go ahead and send the logs to help that postlogin if you haven’t already installed the support add-on, please do that and follow the directions to collect additional logs. Otherwise go ahead and send the logs to [email protected]

https://postieplugin.com/downloads/support-addon/

Often the reason for this is the number of alternate image sizes that need to be generated so worth checking to see how many you are.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Wayne Allen.

What is a customer CPT? Do you have a plugin that is adding additional features?

If you have Postie set not to delete it will import things over and over kind of by definition.
If you need access to the emails, you probably should set up a forwarding rule to the Postie email account rather than trying to dual usage the same one

Are the emails the same couple over and over again or is it the whole history of your inbox?