a (really) simple way to hide mailto to bots
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;[].forEach.call(document.getElementsByClassName("js-MailTo"), function(el) { | |
el.setAttribute("href", "mailto:" + el.getAttribute("data-mailto-user") + "@" + (el.getAttribute("data-mailto-domain") || window.location.host)) | |
}) |
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<!-- will create a href="mailto:hello+from-website@{current domain}" --> | |
<a class="js-MailTo" data-mailto-user="hello+from-website">this is a mail to a user from this domain<a/> | |
<!-- will create a href="mailto:hello+from-another@domain.com" --> | |
<a class="js-MailTo" data-mailto-user="hello+from-another" data-mailto-domain="domain.com">this is a mail to a user with his own domain<a/> |
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Clever : i used to regex on the regex, but yours stays accessible.