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== Link blending ==

Explaining link blending is better done with some examples:
  * "How to ((Blend+ing)) links?"
  * "How a link ((Blend+ing))s?"
  * "What are the formatting ((Basic+))s?"

In other words, adding a **plus sign (+)** somewhere at the end of one (but only one) word somewhere in the link's address (both external URL or local page name) results in that address expanded into the caption (this only works when no caption is explicitly given).

The plus sign separates word's stem with word's ending so that the formatr and the latter go to the address and the former (but not the latter) goes to the caption consuming characters until the word ends (after ~)) token is closed).
This separation can happen in the middle of address if it contains several words:
  * ((Line+ breaks==))B equivalent to ((Line breaks==LineB breaks));
  * ((Line+A breaks==)) equivalent to ((LineA breaks==Line breaks));
  * ((Line+A breaks==))B equivalent to ((LineA breaks==LineB breaks));
  * ((Line break+s==)) equivalent to ((Line breaks==Line break)), etc.

**Double equality signs (==)** were added in order to explicitly set blank caption - otherwise link blending doesn't work: "((Line+ break))B".

Everything described above works for ((Interwiki)) and anchor links:
  * "He ((google+:Chunk finds you==))s me";
  * ((Headings#The_text+))s;
  * Or as complex as "((WP:Leo Tolstoy#Religious and political belie+fs==))ving" - just don't forget the last "==".

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Link blending

Explaining link blending is better done with some examples:

«How to Blend links?»
«How a link Blends?»
«What are the formatting Basics?»

In other words, adding a plus sign (+) somewhere at the end of one (but only one) word somewhere in the link’s address (both external URL or local page name) results in that address expanded into the caption (this only works when no caption is explicitly given).

The plus sign separates word’s stem with word’s ending so that the formatr and the latter go to the address and the former (but not the latter) goes to the caption consuming characters until the word ends (after )) token is closed).
This separation can happen in the middle of address if it contains several words:

LineB breaks equivalent to LineB breaks;
Line breaks equivalent to Line breaks;
LineB breaks equivalent to LineB breaks;
Line break equivalent to Line break, etc.

Double equality signs (==) were added in order to explicitly set blank caption – otherwise link blending doesn’t work: «breakB».

Everything described above works for Interwiki and anchor links:

«He googles me»;
The_texts;
Or as complex as «Religious and political believing» – just don’t forget the last «==».

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