=== Monzur Mailer – Dashboard Email Composer with Template and Logs === Contributors: monzur Tags: email, newsletter, smtp, woocommerce, dashboard mailer Requires at least: 5.0 Tested up to: 6.8 Requires PHP: 7.4 Stable tag: 1.3.2 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html A powerful dashboard mailer to compose and send styled emails. Includes SMTP support, email logging, and email templates for easy newsletters. == Description == A powerful dashboard mailer to compose and send styled emails. Includes SMTP support, email logging, and email templates for easy newsletters. ### A Complete Email Solution Inside WordPress Monzur Mailer is a robust email tool for WordPress administrators who need to send professional emails without leaving the dashboard. It offers a rich text editor, dynamic recipient targeting (including WooCommerce customers), reusable templates, and full SMTP integration for reliable delivery. Whether you're sending newsletters, announcements, or customer updates, Monzur Mailer provides the tools you need. For best results, we highly recommend configuring your domain's DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and using an SMTP service like Brevo. Your email's deliverability ultimately depends on your server configuration and DNS settings. You can find detailed setup instructions in our [official documentation](https://monzurrahman.github.io/MonzurMailer/). **Key Features:** - Compose emails using the classic editor in the WordPress dashboard. - Target recipients: manual emails, all users, specific roles, WooCommerce customers & shop managers. - Create and manage up to 10 reusable email templates. - Support for external SMTP services for enhanced deliverability. - Configure global From Name, From Email, and a custom footer note. - Log up to 20 sent emails with status, recipient details, and subject. - Send test emails and view diagnostics for easy troubleshooting. - Secure, with all actions protected by WordPress nonces and data sanitization. - Multisite-compatible with site-specific settings and a clean uninstallation process. See `https://monzurrahman.github.io/MonzurMailer/` for detailed setup and usage instructions. == Installation == 1. Download `monzurmailer.zip` 2. **Via WordPress Dashboard:** - Go to **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin**. - Choose `monzurmailer.zip` and click **Install Now**. - Click **Activate Plugin**. 3. **Via FTP:** - Unzip `monzurmailer.zip` to get the `monzurmailer` folder. - Upload the folder to your `wp-content/plugins/` directory. - Go to **Plugins** in WordPress and activate Monzur Mailer. 4. Configure SMTP and DNS settings for best results (see instructions in the plugin or the documentation). 5. Access the plugin via the **Monzur Mailer** menu in your dashboard. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Why are my emails going to spam? = This is usually due to server or DNS configuration. Ensure your domain's SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are correctly set up. Using an external SMTP service via the plugin's settings is the most reliable way to improve deliverability. = Why do I see “Failed” in the Email Logs? = This indicates a problem with the sending process. Verify your SMTP settings are correct, ensure your web host isn't blocking SMTP ports, and check your `wp-content/debug.log` file for specific errors (you must have `WP_DEBUG_LOG` enabled). = Can I use this plugin without SMTP? = Yes, it will use the default PHP `mail()` function. However, this method is often unreliable and emails are more likely to be marked as spam. Using SMTP is strongly recommended. = Can I use advanced HTML or JavaScript in my templates? = You can use a wide range of standard HTML tags in the editor to style your content (headings, links, images, etc.). However, you do not need to add your own ``, ``, or `` tags. The plugin automatically wraps your message in a clean, mobile-friendly HTML template to ensure the best compatibility across email clients like Gmail and Outlook. For security reasons, **JavaScript is not supported and will be removed automatically.** This is a standard security practice for both WordPress and all major email clients to protect users from malicious code. = Can I use CSS