Summary
1.7.4 brings WordPress posts into templates and newsletters, fixes the button in signatures and auto-replies, and stops payment notices from known senders being called phishing.
Added
- Pro templates: a Posts block. Design one card from the blocks you already use: featured image, linked title, date and author, excerpt, and a Read more button. Pick posts by hand, or let a list fill itself from WordPress filters: post type, categories or tags, author, how many, order and a date window. Lay it out in 1, 2 or 3 columns that hold in Outlook.
- Pro templates: post fields (title, link, excerpt, date, author, type, categories and tags) for the card inside a Posts block.
- Ultimate campaigns: posts are pulled in when a campaign launches. Options for "only posts since the last send", "skip posts already sent", and "skip the send when no posts match".
- Ultimate campaigns: Send a new issue. One click turns a finished campaign into a new draft that pulls fresh posts when you launch it.
Changed
- The button block has no alignment setting any more. Place it in Columns to position it. Buttons saved with an alignment still show.
- The Signature and Auto-reply editors use your app theme and default font, and have the composer's Preview button.
Fixed
- The button works in the Signature and Auto-reply editors: inserting one no longer closes its own form, and Update button updates the button instead of saving the whole signature.
- Pro: a payment or account notice from a sender you know, with aligned authentication and months of mail you read, is no longer called Likely phishing (for example a Stripe notice for a merchant you pay). Look-alike or unauthenticated senders are judged as before.
- German: the campaign launch hint uses "Sie".
Upgrade Notes
- Nothing to do. Only public, published posts that are not password-protected ever reach an email.
