Personal Email
Changes the default address that WordPress uses to send emails to the one set in Settings > General.
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Main benefits
Changes default email address
Uses site title as sender
No configuration needed
Simple install and activate
About this plugin
Categories: Utilities
Version: 1.1.1
Last updated: 01-12-2020
WordPress version: 2.3
Tested up to: 5.6.14
PHP version required: 5.2
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Overview
This efficient and straightforward WordPress plugin is designed to enhance your site's email functionality by replacing the default sender email address, [email protected], with the custom email address specified in the Settings > General section of your WordPress dashboard. Additionally, the plugin automatically updates the sending name to match your site title, ensuring consistency and professionalism in all outgoing communications. With no complex configurations required, users can simply install and activate the plugin to enjoy its benefits immediately. For further details or to contribute to its development, users can visit the plugin's homepage or find it on GitHub.
Custom Email Address
- Replaces the default [email protected] email address
- Uses the email address set in Settings > General
Custom Sending Name
- Changes the sending name to the site title
- Makes emails appear more professional and branded
No Configuration Needed
- Simply install and activate the plugin
- No additional setup required
Light-weight Plugin
- Minimal impact on site performance
- Efficient and easy to use
Rating and reviews
kg69design
04 Dec, 2015
Good plugin. Simple and clean.
prunly
21 Nov, 2014
Whenever a user signed up on my website they got a confirmation email from ‘WordPress’ <[email protected]>. This was confusing for my users since they usually have no idea/don’t care what software my website is built with.
I had given up searching for a plugin that would override this behaviour. Every plugin I tried interfered with my Contact Form 7 from headers, or they tried to take over my whole registration process with a huge amount of options.
I gave up and started writing my own code into my theme’s functions.php file. It worked great and I was about to export it to a separate plugin when I found this solution. Now I don’t have to.
This solution is very simple and elegant. It only overrides the name ‘WordPress’ and the email ‘wordpress@’, so it doesn’t interfere with CF7 or other plugins that use wp_mail(). Just set it and forget it.
Great work, thank you!
chuboi
05 Oct, 2014
Needed a quick solution and this delivered.
LP-Media
23 Oct, 2013
Simple and very effective. A good foundation for future additions
clipdir
29 Dec, 2012
Sem nada a apontar, cumpriu sem problemas.