You have two ways to purchase Mailster: From mailster.co If you bought Mailster from the official website your licenses are handled by our partner Freemius. From CodeCanyon If you bought a license from CodeCanyon (an Envato Marketplace) the official license agreements are applied to your purchased license. The license is given in form of a […]
Mailster can use RSS Feeds to automatically create your recurring autoresponders. This method is useful if you like to use content from a different website. If you like to use posts from your own site (where Mailster is installed) you better go with regular dynamic tags.
This article is used for Legacy Forms and no longer works on Block Forms! Mailster forms can be defined and customized via the forms page. You can add additional content via some coding by using the mailster_form filter hook.
This article is no longer relevant to the latest version of Mailster. The Inline Editor in Mailster was made to improve the workflow and speed up the process of creating campaigns and autoresponders. If you like to bring back the old editor you can use one simple code line.
Mailster includes sign-up forms you can use in many different ways. If you are running other websites- whether they are based on WordPress, a different CMS, or just plain HTML – you can embed external forms to collect leads on them. This article is about Legacy Forms – Check out the new, block-based forms if […]
With Mailster you can send birthday greetings to your subscribers. All you need is the birthday as a custom field.
There’s a newer version available of this article. The newsletter homepage is a static page that is required to make the subscription and unsubscription progress work correctly. If you activate Mailster you’ll get asked to create the newsletter homepage during the setup process. By default, it’s called “Newsletter” and can be accessed via