postfix-junctor

Establish a bidirectional hyperlink, placing the link immediately after the source phrase.

Postfix junctors begin with the two-character shorthand sequence tilde + greater-than ~>.

The shorthand sequence must be followed by a target identifier which has been assigned to another phrase in the manuscript.

semantax ~>identifier Text of the phrase.
							

Junctors may only be used at the start of a phrase, immediately after the semantax, and before the text.

The BLUEPROCESSOR matches the junctor's identifier with the target phrase, and creates hyperlinks between the two. In the case of a postfix-junctor, the hyperlink is placed immediately after the source phrase, without any text. You must use CSS rules, targeting the selector a.postfix::after, to provide clickable text to the otherwise invisible hyperlink.

Here is what a postfix-junctor looks like within the body of a manuscript.

style {
    a.postfix::after { content: " ♦ "; }
}

The ocean's rise will make <<i ~>map1 numerous highways>>
impassible during semi-diurnal tides.
    ...
    
    ...
figure {
    figcaption ~map1 High Tides
    img `highway-flooding.gif`
}