[Harry]

Hi Michael,

I just checked. The line-height is set to 1.5 by default (which is pretty large).

It is only in the editor on the right they run into one another withvery large font sizes:
https://allgeier-se.seowerk.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Screenshot-2025-08-04-181657.png

Whatever, I think a setting would be nice on this 😉

Best
Harry

[Harry]

The font-size is not really useabled without line-height. Make the font very small or very large and you’ll see, why.

[Harry]

In my opinion you would need an external service for that usecase, e.g. Mailchimp or one of the others out there.
You would then integrate that service on all websites. The user data is saved with the external provider and you would send mails from their backend.

[Harry]

Thanks Michael. Just to make sure we’re on the same page, here is a small mockup:

[Harry]

Found it, cheers

[Harry]

Hi Michael,

thanks for the reply.
1. Yep, Settings > Company
2. Cheers, would be nice for links, linebreaks, etc.
3./4. Thanks 🙂

I’ll try the workaround for the Company Info – however, as I see it, I can’t use templates in the welcome email, or did I miss that?

Harry

[Harry]

You could simply use e.g. FluentSMTP to configure the outgoing mails from WordPress.

The shortcode [tnp_form id=”1″] is from the new forms editor within the plugin @michael-travan

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