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smartest.email

Name: smartest.email
Author: smartestemail

Connect WordPress to smartest.email and publish accessible newsletter signup forms with explicit consent and email confirmation.

smartest.email ranks #63,880 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #2,279 of 2,802 in the Contact Forms category, and was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v0.4.0 Current Version v0.4.0

Updated 5 days ago Last Update on 27 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 2 days ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 0.4.0
Last Updated: Oct 27, 2026
Requires WP: 6.5+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: smartestemail

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about smartest.email

No. Campaign creation and delivery stay in smartest.email. This plugin connects your website and collects newsletter signup consent.

No. There is no user import or automatic subscription. A visitor must submit the form and confirm when required. Existing and suppressed addresses receive the same generic response.

Choose the form in WordPress and manage its fields and consent copy in smartest.email. Block appearance controls affect only that placement; they cannot remove required fields, consent, the privacy link or email confirmation. Cached definitions expire after five minutes. If a form changes while a visitor is completing it, they must reload and review the updated consent before submitting.

[smartest_email_form id="FORM_UUID" layout="two-column" width="full" button_width="full" button_label="Join our newsletter"] layout accepts inherit, stacked or two-column. width accepts inherit, standard or full. button_width accepts inherit, auto or full. Omitted shortcode appearance values inherit the site defaults, initially stacked, standard width and automatic button width. button_label is plain text, up to 80 Unicode characters; leaving it empty uses the translated Subscribe label. Two-column layouts stack on small screens. Native WordPress color, typography and spacing controls belong to blocks; use a styled Group block around a shortcode when needed. Existing blocks retain their layout defaults; newly inserted blocks inherit site preferences. style accepts inherit (default), theme, brand or custom. Custom mode also accepts accent, button_text, field_background, field_text and border as hex colors, plus radius from 0 to 32 pixels. For example: [smartest_email_form id="FORM_UUID" style="custom" accent="#245b46" button_text="#ffffff" radius="12"]

Use site theme is the default. Forms inherit typography and text color, keep low-specificity visual fallbacks and use WordPress button classes so theme and Global Styles can apply. Branded and custom modes provide their own fields and buttons. A theme's unusual or highly specific rules may still need a site-level adjustment. Preview uses active-theme assets; the final page template and surrounding blocks can add styles that differ from the preview.

In Settings → smartest.email → Languages, assign an eligible form to each language and optionally select a fallback. Set a block's Form selection to Match the page language, or use [smartest_email_form selection="automatic"]. Existing manually selected forms keep their IDs. Selection uses the page locale from Polylang when available, then WPML's current language hooks, otherwise the WordPress site locale. It tries an exact locale, a configured parent language and a sole mapping for that base language, then the explicit fallback. It does not guess between multiple regional mappings. If a configured form becomes unavailable, the placement remains unavailable until corrected; it never silently substitutes different consent. Clear page caches after changing mappings, and configure multilingual caches to distinguish page languages. English (US/UK), Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, Portuguese (Portugal/Brazil), Italian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Norwegian Bokmål, Latvian, Estonian, Finnish, Greek and Japanese interface locales are included. WordPress selects the administrator's interface language separately from the visitor's page language. Form labels, consent and privacy links are authored in smartest.email, and the confirmation email uses that form's configured language. Mapping a form does not translate its content or change its confirmation settings. Use a separate translated form for each audience.

It lists detected block, shortcode and synced-pattern placements in up to 300 recently updated posts and pages the administrator can edit. It is a useful shortcut, not a complete index of templates, widgets, custom post types or third-party page builders.

No. Editor and settings previews show the current form with disabled fields and no submission context or live form handler. The theme preview is sandboxed and cannot execute scripts or submit forms. Use a published page for an intentional signup test. Preview routes require an authenticated user who can edit posts and a valid WordPress nonce.

The visitor can safely retry in the same page. The plugin retains the original submission identifiers, values and consent time in memory so the service can avoid duplicate confirmation emails. Do not reload the page until an uncertain request has been resolved.

The authorization may have been revoked, the authorizing user's permissions may have changed, WordPress salts may have changed, or a refresh response may have been lost. The plugin does not replay a refresh token after an uncertain rotation.