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  • Thread Starter franfunayama

    (@franfunayama)

    If the question is about why something is applying to one hyperlink but not the other, that’s the same question I have as well 😅 I’m not sure where to go from here to help troubleshoot further.

    Given my lack of technical background, I will probably just remove the [user_email] shortcode entirely. Emails will be visible when viewing the Member Requests page anyway.

    Again, greatly appreciate your help Michael 🙏🏼

    Thread Starter franfunayama

    (@franfunayama)

    Thanks for clarifying, I appreciate your patience with my lack of knowledge 😅

    The other link has inline CSS which is how it has a different colour.

    This is from an email received away from the website.

    My suspicion is I need to avoid using inline CSS entirely and figure out how to style the emails before they’re sent: I just have no idea how to do that right now.

    Thread Starter franfunayama

    (@franfunayama)

    Thanks for your speedy reply! Honestly, I’m unsure of where the CSS formatting would be pulled from for the BP Registration Options emails – would it be from the primary theme file?

    Otherwise, the backend page where I’m making HTML pages is on /wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp_registration_options under the Admin Pending Email Message setting.

    This is the excerpt of code where I’ve attempted to format the shortcode in the Admin Pending Email Message input box:

    <p>[username] ( <span style="color: #f06449">[user_email]</span> ) would like to become a member of your website. To accept or reject their request, please go to <a style="color: #f06449" href="/wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp_registration_options_member_requests">Member Requests</a>.</p>

    Disclaimer: I have very basic knowledge of HTML/CSS or how shortcodes are handled in WordPress.

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