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Here is a post by someone with the same issue:
https://groups.google.com/group/swiftmailer/browse_thread/thread/27b2b507831b97bb

It seems to be a bug with the recent versions of PHP.

I thought I’d share a recent discovery concerning Swift Mailer 4.0.5
and PHP 5.2.11.

Apparently feof() returns prematurely in more recent versions of PHP.
This is documented in PHP Bug #49706 and the incorrect behaviour
manifests itself in error mesages such as the one below:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘Swift_TransportException’ with
message ‘Expected response code 220 but got code “”, with message “”‘

Downgrading from PHP 5.2.11 to PHP 5.2.8 seems to have solved the
issue for me.

Hi Mibert the plugin only works with the sendmail protocol, check with your hosting provider. I will be switching the email system of the plugin from SwiftMailer to PHPMailer, since a lot of people have been having problems like these. I am a little backed up with work right now though, so the new version will take a little time.

The quick edit has been fixed, sorry about that! Just re-download the plugin once again and replace the epicwin.php file inside the plugin folder. I have tested it and it seems to be working fine now. If you have any more trouble just let me know.

Thanks Dougie I appreciate the feedback and I have already added your suggestions to my list of features, those were great suggestions. Enjoy the plugin. ??

I have fixed this issue just re-download the current version and replace the epicwin.php file inside the plugin folder.

Hi it seem to be just a css error. If you remove the float style from the class .widget_epicwin_widget you should be good.

Yes I have tested it and it will only send notifications when a new post is created, please make sure to back up your database entries with the import/export tool in the plugin as an update will drop the database table.

I have updated the plugin, please let me know if anything wrong happens.

Hi I am currently aware of this bug and will be releasing a fix ASAP. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Currently the only way to add the Gravatar to the email message is to actually add it to the source code inside the message. Eventually I can add it as a feature in the plugin to make is easy for people to add their Gravatar to the message. If you do want to add the source code into the plugin in file, this is the code you would use

<img src="https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/<?php echo md5(strtolower(trim("your_email_address_here"))) ?>?s=200" alt="Gravatar" />

You would add this to the $body variable near the end of the plugin file.

Which function does the theme use to display the menu?

Why don’t you just write the style rules on the default stylesheet that comes with the theme?