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Email explained from first principles
An excellent deep-dive into the workings of email: The site includes a ‘Tools’ section which includes a large number of email-related tools:
How to enable “Less secure app access” on Gmail
Google may block sign-in attempts from some apps or devices that do not use modern security standards. Since these apps and devices are easier to break into, blocking them helps…
How to get a set of OAuth 2.0 Credentials on Google
To get a set of OAuth 2.0 credentials – Client ID and Client Secret – on Google, visit the Google API Console. You may be asked to sign in to your…
How to connect Contact Forms 7 to a Google Workspace Gmail
Contact Form 7 is the most popular WordPress contact form plugin by far. With “5+ million” installed, according to the Contact Form 7 entry in the WordPress plugin directory, nothing…
Use Gmail as an SMTP server without OAuth
Authorize access to your Google account 1. Sign in to your Google Account at https://myaccount.google.com/. 2. Go to Security > Less secure app access. Click Turn on access, which will lead you to this screen:…
Beginner-friendly ways to add custom code to WordPress
There are times you might want to add a code snippet to your WordPress site. It’s important you do this is a way that is both safe (not likely to…