Hi bcourtney123 and mickey-bo,

You can absolutely customize notification emails with WPForms Lite 🙂

To do this, you’ll need to open the form builder and go to Settings > Notifications. There, you should be able to edit everything you mentioned.

Here’s our tutorial with additional information on notifications, in case that helps as well. The only part that Lite users don’t have access to is multiple notifications for a form. In Lite you can send one notification to as many recipients as you’d like, however (just be sure to separate those email addresses with a comma).

In case it helps, you can also adjust the confirmation message (the note that appears right after the form is submitted) — here’s our tutorial on confirmation settings.

I hope this helps! When you’ve had a chance to check out these tutorials, could you please let me know if you have any questions?

Thanks! 🙂

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Jess Quig.

Hi Mickey,

Thanks for sharing that! It sounds like a browser issue — some browsers can read certain fonts better than others, and if they can’t read the font they use a ‘fallback’. Google Fonts is a good tool to prevent fallbacks from being needed — there are more details on that in this WPBeginner article 🙂

And for pasting code here, wordpress.org will auto-convert HTML so we have to wrap the code in pre tags to prevent this. The format will look like this (screenshot).

In any case, I’m glad you found a solution and thanks for sharing it here!

Have a good one 🙂