Newsletter - Archive

Email campaigns are easy to miss once they leave the inbox. New visitors never see earlier issues, and subscribers cannot go back to something they skipped. This plugin puts your sent newsletters on a page of your WordPress site so that older content stays available to your readers. Bloggers, businesses and marketers can share previous issues without rebuilding them as posts.

Each newsletter opens as a full HTML page inside a dedicated frame, so your site's theme and blog styles do not alter its layout. You control the list through shortcode attributes, such as the mailing list, the newsletter type, the limit and whether the sent date appears. If a page builder or theme blocks embedded views, the plugin can open newsletters in a new tab or page instead.

Features

• Shortcode archive on any page: Add one shortcode to a WordPress page and your sent newsletters appear as a list that visitors can browse and open.
• Original design preserved: Every newsletter is shown in a dedicated frame, so its HTML styling and layout stay intact and are not changed by your site's theme.
• Custom introduction text: Place your own introduction or explanation above the newsletter list. It hides automatically when a single newsletter is open, which keeps the reading view clean.
• Filter by list and type: Limit the archive to specific mailing lists or newsletter types, and set a maximum number of items. Newsletters assigned to several lists are matched correctly.
• Sent dates with custom separator: Choose whether the sending date appears beside each newsletter title, and set the separator symbol or text used between them.
• Automated newsletters supported: List newsletters created by Automated Addon channels by using a simple type attribute in the shortcode.
• Alternative display mode: Open newsletters in a new browser tab or page when certain page builders or themes block embedded views.
• Responsive on all devices: The archive is designed to display well on phones, tablets and desktops, so subscribers can read your newsletter history wherever they are.

Best for

• Bloggers who want past newsletters readable on their site
• Businesses that share previous campaigns with customers
• Marketers running automated newsletters on WordPress