WPMG comes with a shortcode to display subscription form for mailing groups on your website. It also has a shortcode (pro-feature) for displaying all emails from any group on your website.
1- The shortcode to display the registration form on a page of your WordPress website is:
[mailing_group_form]
You can specify which type of mailing group you want to display by using visibility condition in the shortcode, like this:
[mailing_group_form visibility=’Public’]
[mailing_group_form visibility=’Private’]
[mailing_group_form visibility=’Invitation’]
The Public / Private / Invitation status of a Mailing Group is chosen within its settings when you add it from new, or edit an existing one. If you set a Mailing Group to “Public” in its settings, it will show by default when you just use the shortcode [mailing_group_form]. The “Invitation” and “Private” Mailing Groups will only be displayed if you specific that within the shortcode, as shown above, otherwise they remain hidden from public view.
2- This shortcode only works for pro version . Make sure that in mailing groups edit page, following options are set for archives.
The wpmg_email_list shortcode displays list of emails from any group on a front end page. Use it like below:
[wpmg_email_list group_email='your-group-email@yourdomain.com' emails_per_page='8']
Just replace “your-group-email@yourdomain.com” with your group email for which you want to display all emails. The emails will be displayed as below:
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