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How to set up SMTP plugin for WP Calorie Calculator and WordPress and how to connect it with Google Workspace or another service
SMTP, or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, is the standard protocol for sending email messages over the internet. When it comes to sending emails from a WordPress site, the default method is the PHP mail function. However, this method is not always reliable and can lead to issues with email deliverability.…

Introducing the Flexible Elementor Widget for Our WordPress Calorie Calculator V4 Plugin!
Are you looking for an easier way to set up the widget that tracks BMI, macros, nutrition, and calorie intake? Our WordPress Calorie Calculator plugin has got you covered! And now, we're excited to introduce our newest feature: the Elementor widget support. With the Elementor widget, you can now have…

How To Translate Themes And Plugins Using Loco Translate
Right now, we’re working on broadening the list of languages WP Calorie Calculator supports. However, yours might be missing - sorry if that’s the case, our language list is still a work in progress. But if you’d like to translate the calorie calculator for yourself, you can easily do it…

WP Calorie Calculator Pro – Your Key To Attract Users
Continuing to throw great health blog ideas in, we can’t let you miss this news: a new, Pro version of WP Calorie Calculator is out! You may already know the plugin if you run a healthy living-related website - it is one of the things we recommend for amping up…

Healthy Blogging: Best Ways To Promote Healthy Lifestyle
Eating healthy, exercising, living actively - those are some great values to promote. But there’s a dangerously thin borderline between recommending good practices and implicitly punishing for not following them. How to avoid crossing it when running a blog about healthy living and achieve your goals without pushing too hard?…

Heart Health
Heart disease is the leading cause of death, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC estimates that nearly half of these deaths were preventable. The World Health Organization goes even further and suggests that 80% of premature heart attacks and strokes were preventable. What can you…