描述
Is your WordPress default sender email not cutting it anymore? You’re not alone. Many users find that the default email address (wordpress@domain.com) can come across as unprofessional and even spammy. Fortunately, there’s a solution! By using a plugin, you can change the name of the sender and from email address to something more personalized and brand-friendly. This small but impactful change can make a big difference in how your emails are perceived by recipients, and can help prevent them from ending up in the dreaded spam folder. So if you’re ready to upgrade your WordPress default sender email, consider giving this plugin a try!
屏幕截图
Go to the Settings link from left sidebar in wp-admin and then go to the link “WP Default Mail” and then change the settings as per your requirement. 
Sender name and email id 
Sender name and email id in email client
安装
- Download the plugin zip file and extract it from zip folder and upload
wp-default-sender-email-by-it-pixelzto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to settings of the plugin and edit options and save it. (Settings -> WP Default Mail)
- That’s it!!! Enjoy 🙂
评价
2019 年 10 月 29 日
1 回复
Kudos to the developer for making a simple plugin that does the job.
There are just two fields (sender’s Name and Email address) to set and forget – tucked neatly away under the wordpress Settings menu.
I tried a few others, but their settings had several extra options, which make it a bit confusing for those who don’t know about email protocol. E.g. “Use return path / Don’t use return path”, sender port number, SSL or TLS?
2019 年 9 月 7 日
1 回复
Works great, very nice and simple, easy to use!!
2019 年 7 月 14 日
1 回复
IT Pixelz team is creative one and they develop nice apps and plugin this is really great for bloggers who want to use there own name in the email
best of luck guys.
2018 年 7 月 4 日
1 回复
It works perfectly. Thank you for your work!
贡献者及开发者
更新日志
2.1.0
- Improvements in security best practices
- Added support for opt in signup option for updates
2.0
- Stores default sender name from blog name and email ID as support@yourwebsite.com
- Improvements in security best practices