Noptin Newsletter Team

Hi @mightysparkdesign,

Yes, the premium version gives you access to a block editor, where you can change colors the same way you do when editing pages in WordPress. See this example showing how to style headings.

But you don’t need to upgrade if all you want is to change colors. Click on Design > Custom CSS and use CSS to change the colors.

Hi @aidan356,

We’ll fix this in the next update. For now, add the following PHP code snippet to your site and let me know if it works for you.

add_filter(
	'woocommerce_filter_fields_for_order_confirmation',
	function ( $show, $field ) {
		if ( 'noptin/optin' === ( $field['id'] ) ) {
			$show = false;
		}

		return $show;
	},
	10,
	2
);

Hi @susieq-1,

Sorry about that. You can now update to version 4.0.12 which fixes this error.

You can set your “brand’s” color here:- Noptin > Settings > Emails > Brand Info.

You can translate plugin strings using a plugin like Loco Translate:- https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/loco-translate/

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your feedback!

It’s always great to see someone so confident about deleting key parts of a plugin’s functionality. While removing that code might seem like a quick fix, it unfortunately breaks essential email-handling logic. For example, when an SMTP server experiences downtime.

A much safer approach would be to send emails only to users who’ve explicitly subscribed and provided valid addresses. That way, you maintain proper functionality and stay compliant with anti-spam policies.

Still, we truly appreciate your enthusiasm for experimenting with the code!

Okay, no problem.

Hi @bendur95,

At the moment, Noptin doesn’t store a running “open count” or similar metric in the subscribers table, so there’s no direct setting to automatically delete subscribers who haven’t opened the last 10 emails.

However, you can still get this data by checking the email logs. The wp_noptin_email_logs table stores each open event, which you can match to subscribers using their email address. For example, if you’re comfortable with SQL, you could run a query that:

1. Joins wp_noptin_subscribers with wp_noptin_email_logs
2. Filters for activity = ‘open’
3. Counts the number of opens per subscriber
4. Removes those with fewer than your chosen threshold.

We’re working on making this easier in a future update, so you’ll be able to filter and bulk-remove inactive subscribers without custom code.

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Noptin Newsletter Team.

Hi @spraker,

Report this as a bug on our GitHub:- https://github.com/hizzle-co/noptin/issues/new?template=bug.yml

Someone will look into it.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Noptin Newsletter Team.