Dive deeper into Mailster’s powerful features and customization options in the Advanced section. Here, you’ll explore topics like custom hooks and filters, integrating with third-party plugins, performance optimization, and modifying core behaviors to suit complex workflows. Ideal for developers or experienced users, this category empowers you to tailor Mailster beyond the default settings.
Enhance your newsletter campaigns with featured images directly from the editor, just like regular posts. Utilize Mailster’s screenshot feature or embed content from platforms like Twitter and YouTube. Plus, take advantage of Open Graph for better social media sharing, making your newsletters visually appealing across platforms.
Shortcodes are disabled by default in Mailster to prevent HTML injection that could disrupt emails. Users can enable them in advanced settings, but all registered shortcodes will be removed from the final email. To add custom shortcodes, use the appropriate filter function in the code.
Mailster allows you to log outgoing emails in WordPress. Enable logging in the Newsletter settings, define entry limits, and access detailed logs of sent emails, including recipient information and campaign details. Ensure privacy by limiting logging duration and restricting access to authorized users only.
Modules are customizable sections in your newsletter templates, allowing you to drag and drop various blocks to design your emails. Create custom modules by modifying existing ones, saving them for future use. Easily delete any unwanted custom modules through the module selector.
Gmail and Yahoo will enforce new sender authentication policies from February 1, 2024, targeting bulk senders—those emailing over 5,000 recipients daily. To combat spam, they require SPF, DKIM, and DMARC compliance, easy unsubscription options, and a spam complaint rate below 0.3%. Non-compliance may result in emails being marked as spam.