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| ## Extending | |||
| If you need a custom filter, you can write your own. All that is needed is a | |||
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Let's make this a bit more concise. How do you feel about:
To write a own custom filter, ...
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Nice example! It's a good starting point and explanation for someone to roll their own filter. |
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Thanks, I've rewritten the copy a bit, might be a little tighter now. |
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I found this project very useful, so thanks.
I did have a couple of filters I was already using that I was able to move to html-pipeline, so I thought I'd add some info on how to do that.
Thanks.