Emails from your name and address, sent through SMTP, and fewer notification emails.
- No emails about comments waiting for approval WordPress stops emailing the site owner every time a comment is held for moderation. You still see them under Comments.
- No email to the admin for each new user WordPress stops emailing the site administrator every time someone registers. The new user still gets their welcome email.
- Emails from your site name Emails WordPress sends come from your site’s name instead of “WordPress”.
- Emails from your own address Emails WordPress sends come from an address you choose instead of wordpress@yourdomain.
- Send email through your mail server (SMTP) WordPress sends its emails through your mailbox’s SMTP server instead of the web server, so they arrive instead of landing in spam.
- No email to the admin when users change passwords The site administrator no longer gets an email each time a user resets their password.
- No emails about plugin and theme auto-updates WordPress stops emailing you after it updates plugins and themes automatically. Failed updates are still reported.
- Don’t send emails from staging copies On staging, development and local copies of the site, WordPress doesn’t send any email, so customers never get a test order confirmation.
Move your snippets over this afternoon.
Importing changes nothing until you switch over, and your old shortcodes keep working.