WP-EMail Plugin

1. Yes. Go to WP-Admin -> E-Mail -> Email Options, under SMTP Server, use ssl://smtp.gmail.com:465 if you are using Gmail SMTP.

1. Open wp-content/themes/<YOUR THEME NAME>/index.php (You may place it in single.php, post.php, page.php, etc also)
2. Find: <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
3. Simply add this code inside the loop where you want the email link to display: if(function_exists('email_link')) { email_link(); }

Many customizations can be made from the options page (WP Admin->E-Mail->E-Mail Options).

Additionally, you can override the “E-Mail Text Link for Post” and “E-Mail Text Link for Page” options with the first two parameters of the email_link function like this:

if(function_exists('email_link')) email_link( 'E-Mail Text Link for Post', 'E-Mail Text Link for Page'); 

You can also force email_link() to return the link rather than echo it by setting the third parameter to false:

if(function_exists('email_link')) { $email_link email_link( 'E-Mail Text Link for Post', 'E-Mail Text Link for Page', false); } else { $email_link ''; } echo $email_link; 

There are two options for this:
1. You can use the included widget by going to Wp-Admin -> Appearance -> Widgets” and using the widget named “Email”
1. You can use a number of included theme functions for displaying various stats. Please continue to read these FAQs for more information.

Simply insert this code into your theme:

if (function_exists('get_mostemailed')) get_mostemailed('both', 10); 

The first parameter is what you want to get, ‘post’, ‘page’, or ‘both’ and defaults to ‘both’.
The second parameter is the maximum number of posts/pages you want to get.

Simply insert this code into your theme:

if (function_exists('get_emails')) get_emails(); 

Simply insert this code into your theme:

if (function_exists('get_emails_success')) get_emails_success(); 

Simply insert this code into your theme:

if (function_exists('get_emails_failed')) get_emails_failed(); 

1. Open wp-email.php
2. Find define('EMAIL_SHOW_REMARKS', true);
3. Replace with define('EMAIL_SHOW_REMARKS', false);

If you do not want to email a portion of your post’s content, do the following:

[donotemail]Text within this tag will not be displayed when emailed[/donotemail] 

The text within [donotemail][/donotemail] will not be displayed when you are emailing a post or page.
However, it will still be displayed as normal on a normal post or page view.
Do note that if you are using WP-Print, any text within [donotemail][/donotemail] will not be printed as well.

WP-Email will load email-css.css from your theme’s directory if it exists. If it doesn’t exist then it will load the default email-css.css that comes with WP-Email. Just move your custom CSS to the appropriate file in your theme directory and it will be “upgrade-proof”

If you add a custom field with the key “wp-email-title” it will be used as the E-Mail title.

If you add a custom field with the key “wp-email-remark” it will be placed in the remarks field in the E-Mail form.