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It is possible to send email from WordPress using the built in `wp_mail` function. Several filters and hooks are available for additional options. There are plugins for extensive functionality, such as sending bulk mail like newsletters.
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Change the Sender(not From) on wp_mail() function
Switched the Mailer Type from PostSMTP to PHPMailer and it fixed the issue.
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Change the Sender(not From) on wp_mail() function [closed]
I'm using the Post SMTP Plugin, but I manually send email via the wp_mail() function. … EDIT:
Paul G., in Gmail I see this: from: Correct Name <[email protected]>
and in another email client this:
From: Correct Name
Sender: [email protected] <---- This is wrong. …
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