Change “From” Email Address
In WordPress, all emails are sent using the wp_mail() function. You can change the “From” email address under Settings –> General or with the code from this post. The email address that is displayed at “From” is changed when, for example, a customer buys a product and receives an order email. This is also the email address to which the customer sends an email when replying to this email.
You can change the Name that displays before the email address and the email address by adding the following code to your functions.php file. But note that you need to choose an email address that matches your domain, otherwise Woocommerce will not send the emails. So for example, if an email is to be sent from arrowdesign.ie, the email address must be something like “cathal@arrowdesign.ie”.
function arrow_design_woo_custom_wp_mail_from_name() {
$emailNameToSendFrom = "Arrow Design";
return $emailNameToSendFrom;
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', 'arrow_design_woo_custom_wp_mail_from_name', 99 );
function arrow_design_woo_custom_wp_mail_from() {
$emailAddressToSendFrom = "cathal@arrowdesign.ie";
return $emailAddressToSendFrom;
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_from', 'arrow_design_woo_custom_wp_mail_from', 99 );
This code will change the “From” part in the emails to: From: Arrow Design <cathal@arrowdesign.ie>
Conclusion
We hope this Change “From” Email Address post was helpful and you are now able to integrate this also on your website! You can find more articles here:
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