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1. Add a New Mailing List

Clicking this button will take you to ‘Save a Mailing List’ where you can create a new Mailing List Mailing List for your users. New Mailing Lists added will show up on this ‘Manage Mailing Lists’ screen after they are added.

2. Bulk Actions

These bulk actions allow you to select multiple Mailing List records from the table using the checkboxes and then apply a bulk action on the selected records.

The bulk actions currently available are ‘Delete Selected’ which will permanently remove the selected Mailing Lists records in the table, ‘Set as Private’ which will make a Mailing List private, and ‘Set NOT Private’.

3. Per Page

This is a quick way of choosing how many Mailing Lists/records to show per page. The drop down has several values in it to choose from. When the total number of Mailing Lists in the database exceeds this per page number chosen, you will notice page numbers appearing above and below the table to the right.

4. Search Mailing Lists

Quickly search the database for Mailing Lists by typing a word or phrase and then clicking the ‘Search Mailing Lists’ button.

5. Mailing List Row Actions

When you hover a Mailing List row, action links will appear below it which are applicable to the row that you are hovering.

The links include ‘Edit’ which allows you to edit the Mailing List, ‘Delete’ which will remove the the Mailing list permanently and ‘View’ which will show you detailed information of the Mailing List and ‘View on Front’ which will show you how the Mailing List will be seen on the site by the user.

Requirements for the WordPress FAQ plugin.

The ‘Newsletters’ > ‘Mailing Lists’ section allows you define your mailing list.

You may have just one general newsletter that you send out to your users or you may have different types of mailing lists that are specific to certain product, services or news items in you business.

A mailing list may be free i.e. sent without charge or you may wish to charge subsctibers to join a paid mailing list.

Additionally, you can have private mailing lists for internal use such as for testing or for your clients. Private mailing lists won’t display on the front of the site.

Start by adding a mailing list.

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The WordPress Newsletter plugin comes with premade themes that you can select when sending out Newsletters.

• 7 premade themes are included (as indicated in the image above)
• New themes can be easily added by uploading an HTML file or pasting HTML code.
• Existing themes can be easily changed by re-uploading a new HTML file or editing the HTML.
• Both PHP, HTML, CSS and WordPress shortcodes can be put into themes.
• Each time a post is sent as a newsletter or a new newsletter is created, a theme can be chosen.
• A global, default theme can be chosen for system emails.

Themes Included

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WordPress WHOIS plugin v1.4 Release Notes

• ADD: TLDs 
  • .mobi
  • .asia
  • .tel
  • .me
  • .tv
  • .mx
• ADD: TinyMCE editor button
• IMPROVE: Porting to jQuery from Prototype/Scriptaculous
• IMPROVE: Ajax on widgets 
• IMPROVE: Draggable meta boxes in Tools > WHOIS
• CHANGE: Captcha now uses Really Simple Captcha plugin API

In order to use the captcha image, the Really Simple Captcha plugin is required. It has to be installed and activated. It can be found here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/really-simple-captcha/