Hello @vejapixel,
I will answer your questions in the order you asked them:
- You need to change
responder: [your-email] for Reply-To: [your-email]. See Adding Cc, Bcc and other mail headers.
- You need to set the sender name in your Form: field within Mail tab this way:
Example.com <contact@example.com>. See Mail that comes through the contact form shows “WordPress” as its sender name. How can I change this?
- It’s recommended to set up SMTP on your server, although there are some mail servers that works with built-in WordPress mail sending. You should to perform tests to determine if you need to set up SMTP for your site.
Best regards,
Yordan.
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Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
Hello @yordansoares
Thank you for your explanations. Helped me a lot. Everything is ok now.
I would like to know if it is possible to insert a signature with an image (logo of my website)?
And as soon as the user sends a message via the form, a message message successfully sent appears below the form. I wonder if it is possible to appear the message in place of the form, that is, the form disappears and the message appears in place?
Thank you!
Hello @vejapixel,
I would like to know if it is possible to insert a signature with an image (logo of my website)?
You can add HTML in your Message body field within Mail tab, this way:
<img src="https://domain.com/your-logo.jpg" />
Don’t forget to tick the Use HTML content type checkbox in order for this to work.
I wonder if it is possible to appear the message in place of the form, that is, the form disappears and the message appears in place?
I think it will be tricky to achieve the way you describe above, but the third-party plugin extension Popup Message Contact Form 7 may help you. This plugin allows you to enable a confirmation message that it will be displayed to the user after a successful submission.

Best regards,
Yordan.