If you don’t get there using the in-built functionality, check out
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/jetpack/
I’ll admit the plugin may be a bit bloated for just emailing…. unless you actually (like myself) decide you like a lot of the features
But the benefit here with the post by email is that you get a random wp.com email address assigned, it’s well integrated with WP, and there is some pretty cool shortcode support for styling things directly within the body of the email
that is brilliant, JetPack has been sitting there on my installation, but so far unexplored, now I have activated, authorized and updated it, there are some very useful tools in the pack – thanks for your advice
sure thing! they just added in the email, and the photon feature – which is very cool!
well!! I have set up email posting with the JetPack plug-in, the settings say it is connected to WordPress, but my test emails are not showing up on my blog and I have not received any notification emails about the email postings
just looking over instructions again, not quite sure what this means and if I’ve done it, how do I find out?
2.Make sure that your user account is connected in WordPress.com
For Jetpack to work it needs to be connected to a wordpress.com account when you go to plugin you will see it green bar to connect to wordpress.com. If you do not have one you can signup at wordpress.com.
in JetPack>Settings the green bar does state that I’m connected to WordPress.com
but no email posts appearing!!