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How to use WooCommerce email design in custom emails

Let’s say you have already styled your WooCommerce email and want to use the same email design for a custom email, how will you go about that? Turns out its pretty easy. For the sake of simplicity , I am assuming you have the needed data in variables, change them accordingly as per your code. […]

Let’s say you have already styled your WooCommerce email and want to use the same email design for a custom email, how will you go about that? Turns out its pretty easy. For the sake of simplicity , I am assuming you have the needed data in variables, change them accordingly as per your code.

For instance, right now, your email function looks something like this:

$email = 'ashfame@example.com';
$subject = 'Custom stuff email';
$email_content = ''; // whatever it is
wp_mail( $email, $subject, $email_content );
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Now, do the following and it will pull the email design in use with WooCommerce emails even if you haven’t styled it.

$email = 'ashfame@example.com';
$subject = 'Custom stuff email';
$email_heading = 'Custom Heading';
$email_content = ''; // whatever it is
ob_start();
do_action( 'woocommerce_email_header', $email_heading );
echo $email_content; // or simply have HTML markup outside PHP tags here
$email_content = ob_get_clean();
wp_mail( $email, $subject, $email_content );
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The magic happens by calling in header and footer markup of WooCommerce emails along with the actual content, buffer the output it and pass that on to mail function.