| 开发者 | croms |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月16日 14:24 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[croms_mailpress_optout] shortcode uses a fixed plugin-controlled template. Administrators can change labels, messages, layout preset, color preset, width, and email visibility without saving arbitrary HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or PHP.[croms_mailpress_optout] does not provide custom code textareas. This is intentional for WordPress.org review compatibility and user safety. Use the structured settings in Mail Manager > General Settings to adjust the heading, explanatory text, button labels, success messages, design preset, color preset, width, and whether the recipient email address is displayed.
For advanced visual customization, add CSS through WordPress core features such as Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS or the Site Editor's CSS tools. The fixed template exposes stable classes such as .croms-mailpress-optout, .croms-mailpress-optout__card, .croms-mailpress-optout__title, .croms-mailpress-optout__notice, and .croms-mailpress-optout__button.
Yes! The plugin itself is fully functional. You can use your own SMTP servers (your web host's SMTP) completely free of charge. For extremely large volumes, you have the option to connect external paid SMTP relay or API services.
Yes. You can easily include an opt-out link in your emails. The plugin automatically generates a dedicated unsubscribe page. When a recipient clicks the link, WordPress processes the request and automatically stops future deliveries to that address.
Yes. You can adjust text labels, messages, layout preset, color preset, width, and email visibility from the plugin settings. The plugin does not store arbitrary custom HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or PHP. For advanced styling, use WordPress core Additional CSS or Site Editor CSS with the documented .croms-mailpress-optout* classes.
Yes. By using the CSV import feature, you can include custom data for each recipient. In addition to the email address, you can specify up to 4 custom fields (such as names or specific text) per recipient and insert them dynamically into your email body.
WordPress's built-in WP-Cron relies on website traffic to trigger events, which can be unreliable for bulk email delivery. Using a real server-level Cron job guarantees that your emails are processed consistently and exactly on schedule without slowing down your site for visitors.