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# Linker
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This plugin allows to define custom linker commands in analogy to the builtin
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`{filename}`, `{attach}`, `{category}`, `{tag}`, `{author}`, and `{index}`
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syntax.
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## Provided commands (each of which in its own submodule)
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### `{mailto}`
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**Purpose:** Helps to create `mailto:` links with javascript (JS) on top of a
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non-JS fallback.
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* **How the HTML code is replaced step by step**
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* your code in a content file (page or article):
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```
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<a href="{mailto}webmaster" rel="nofollow">Send me a mail</a>
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```
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* plugin replacement (after computing `'jroznfgre' = rot_13('webmaster')`):
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```
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<a href="/mailto/jroznfgre/" rel="nofollow">Send me a mail</a>
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```
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* result of a JS-powered transform (which you could add):
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```
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<a href="mailto:webmaster@example.com" rel="nofollow">Send me a mail</a>
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```
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* As a fallback for users without JS, the static page
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`mailto/jroznfgre/index.html` is generated using the template
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`mailto_fallback`.
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* **Usage instruction**
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* activate nested `{mailto}` plugin using
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```
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PLUGINS = ['linker.mailto']
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```
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* provide the `mailto_fallback` template (accessing `mailto` which is injected
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into the template)
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* optionally, add some JS to improve the user experience as sketched above
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## Other included submodules
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### `content_objects`
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This plugin collects all `pelican.contents.Content` instances in a `set` which
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can be accessed using `context['content_objects']`.
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