Advanced

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.

  • Capablities in Mailster

    Mailster empowers WordPress users by providing customizable role-based access to manage campaigns, subscribers, and templates. With default roles like Administrator and Editor, you can define specific capabilities using plugins like “User Role Editor.” This ensures control over who can create, edit, or send campaigns efficiently.

  • Dynamic Custom Post Types

    Mailster’s dynamic tag engine allows you to create custom post types that generate content on demand, enabling endless possibilities for newsletter personalization. You can display various content like popular posts or cart items using dynamic tags, enhancing user engagement in your campaigns.

  • Custom Fields

    With custom fields in Mailster, you can enhance subscriber info beyond the basics like email and name. Add details like gender, company, or social media handles. Easily create new fields on the settings page and use them in your campaigns with simple tags.

  • Encode Tags for Links

    When using Mailster tags in links, remember to encode them with PHP’s rawurlencode. Prepend an exclamation mark (!) to the tag name (e.g., {!mytag}) for proper encoding. Avoid this method for tags containing full links to ensure functionality.

  • Shortcodes

    Mailster offers five handy shortcodes for easy newsletter integration. Use [newsletter] to embed campaigns, [newsletter_list] for recent newsletters, and [mailster_form] for sign-up forms. You can also check subscriber counts with [newsletter_subscribers]. Note that some codes, like [newsletter_signup_form] and [newsletter_button], are now deprecated.