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-/* If you code a page template directly, you can add the function like so: */
+//	Coding directly into a page template, you can use the built-in WordPress function below:
 antispambot( "youremail@yoursite.com" );
-antispambot("youremail@yoursite.com");
+
 //	A way to make use of the antispambot() function within posts and pages content using a shortcode
-/* A way to take advantage of the antispambot() function within posts and pages content */
+//	EMAIL ENCODE SHORTCODE
-// EMAIL ENCODE SHORTCODE
+function encode_email_shortcode( $atts, $address = null ){
-function email_encode_function( $atts, $content ){
+	if( !is_email( $address ) ){
-	return '<a href="'.antispambot("mailto:".$content).'">'.antispambot($content).'</a>';
+		return;
 	}
-add_shortcode( 'email', 'email_encode_function' );
+	$mailtoaddr	= antispambot( $address );
 	$maillink	= '<a href="mailto:';
-/* Code snippet goes in function.php file.
+	$maillink	.= $mailtoaddr;
-   Use the following structure to safely display an email address in your post or page content:
+	$maillink	.= ( isset( $atts['subject'] ) ? '?subject='.$atts['subject'] : '' );
 	$maillink	.= '" target="_blank">';
 	$maillink	.= ( isset( $atts['output'] ) ? $atts['output'] : $mailtoaddr );
 	$maillink	.= '</a>';
 	return $maillink;
 }
 add_shortcode( 'email', 'encode_email_shortcode' );
 
 /*
 	Code snippet above goes in your theme function.php
 	Use the following structure to safely display an email address in your post or page content:
 
 	[email]you@you.com[/email]
 	[email subject="Website Inquiry"]you@you.com[/email]
 	[email output="Click here to contact us"]you@you.com[/email]
 	[email output="Click here to contact us" subject="Website Inquiry"]you@you.com[/email]
 
  */