Adjust supported WordPress account email templates with clear wording and branding for your users.
Available in the current release.
This example follows a supported password-reset email template.
Illustrative placeholders
To: alex@example.com
Hello Alex, use the link below to choose a new password for your account.
The recipient follows the account-specific reset link and completes the reset.
Select the account email you want to customise in FluentAuth.
Explain the action and retain the required dynamic placeholders and links.
WordPress builds the message with the correct account-specific values.
The recipient follows the intended account flow. Test the real message and destination before relying on it.
An unclear reset or registration message can make a user unsure what to do or which site contacted them. Familiar wording helps them understand why the message arrived.
FluentAuth lets you edit supported email templates while keeping the required dynamic links and values. Clear copy can help users recognise expected account messages, but templates do not authenticate a sender or stop phishing by themselves.
Give users a clearer path through account creation and recovery, in your own voice.
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Use the placeholders shown by the editor. They insert account-specific details that should not be replaced with a single hard-coded name or URL.
Explain why the email arrived, which site sent it and what the reader should do next. Keep the main action prominent and avoid adding unrelated promotional content to a recovery message.
Templates control content. Delivery still depends on WordPress mail and your sending configuration. Test the message in an inbox and confirm its links work; investigate SMTP or sender configuration separately if messages do not arrive.
Personalise the supported templates and test a real account flow from inbox to completion.