CodePros Email Template Builder

CodePros Email Template Editor gives you full control over the transactional emails sent by WordPress and WooCommerce. Replace the default plain-text or basic HTML emails with pixel-perfect branded templates built in a visual drag-and-drop editor — no coding required.

Key features:

• Visual drag-and-drop email builder with blocks: heading, text, button, image, divider, spacer, columns, container, footer, and order items table.

• Assign templates to 8 WordPress core email types: new user registration (to user and admin), password changed notification, password reset, comment notification, comment moderation, email address change confirmation, and admin email change confirmation.

• Full WooCommerce transactional email support — all 16 WooCommerce email types covered.

• Per-template control over subject line, preheader text, From Name, and From Email address.

• Live preview with real variable data before sending.

• Send test emails directly from the admin.

• Dynamic variable system: {{order_id}}, {{customer_name}}, {{order_items_table}}, and more — resolved at send time.

• CSS inlining for maximum email client compatibility.

• WooCommerce email active/inactive toggle — instantly switch between the custom template and WooCommerce default per email type.

• Custom hook support (Pro) — intercept any email sent by third-party plugins.

• Reusable blocks (Pro) — save any block as a reusable snippet and insert it across multiple templates.

• Per-side padding controls on heading, text, image, and columns blocks for precise spacing.

• Container block for styled section wrappers with background color, border, and border radius.

• Footer block for branded email footers with copyright text and background styling.

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Built with WordPress-native technology:

• React admin SPA using @wordpress/scripts.

• REST API backend ( cpetb/v1 namespace).

• Custom database table (not post meta) for reliable template storage.

• No external dependencies for core features — your email data stays on your server. (Pro license validation contacts the CodePros AI licensing server — see “External Services” below.)

Requirements

• WordPress 6.3 or higher.

• PHP 7.4 or higher.

• MySQL 5.6+ or MariaDB 10.1+ (for the plugin’s custom database table).

• WooCommerce (optional) — required only if you want to customize WooCommerce transactional emails; the plugin works standalone without it.

• A modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge — latest two versions) to use the visual drag-and-drop builder in wp-admin.

• An active Pro license (optional) — required only to unlock Custom Hook Support and Reusable Blocks. See “ Upgrade to Pro ” above.

External Services

This plugin’s core email-building functionality runs entirely on your own server. No data is transmitted to any third party during template creation, preview, or email sending.

The Pro license verification feature contacts an external API operated by CodePros AI (the plugin developer). This is the only external service this plugin uses.

Service: CodePros AI Licensing API

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Operated by: CodePros AI

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When data is transmitted and what is sent:

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License Activation — triggered manually when you enter a license key and click “Activate” in the plugin’s License settings screen.

• Your license key (entered by you)

• Your site name (from WordPress Settings → General → Site Title )

• Your site URL (from WordPress Settings → General → WordPress Address )

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License Deactivation — triggered manually when you click “Deactivate” in the License settings screen.

• Your license key

• The activation instance ID (a token assigned by the licensing server at activation time, stored in your database)

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License Validation — triggered automatically in the background, at most once every 12 hours, but only when a license key is already stored and was previously active. No data is transmitted if no license key has ever been entered.

• Your license key

• The activation instance ID

No data is ever sent if you do not enter a license key. Free-tier users are completely unaffected.

The plugin stores the following license-related data in your WordPress database (wp_options table):