Usage for tel
mailgo will substitute automatically all the tel and callto links.
The default options enabled here are the opening in WhatsApp, Skype, default call and copy the phone number. To enable Telegram you have to provide the username to mailgo element, read here. Skype is enabled by default with the phone number, if you want to use the Skype username you can specify it: read this.
Default
By default all the tel: and callto: links will be enabled with mailgo automatically.
tel
<a href="tel:123456789">+39 123456789</a>
callto
<a href="callto:123456789">+39 123456789</a>
sms
By default, at the moment, sms is disabled on mailgo, you can enable it through the Configuration, at the moment the render of the modal is the same of the tel, but we are working on a better solution also for text messages.
href=#mailgo and data-tel
You can enable mailgo also on elements with href=#mailgo and data-tel attribute specified.
<a href="#mailgo" data-tel="123456789">+39 123456789</a>
or
<a href="callto:123456789">+39 123456789</a>
class=mailgo and data-tel
You can enable mailgo also on elements with class="mailgo" and data-tel attribute specified.
<a class="mailgo" data-tel="123456789">+39 123456789</a>
or
<a href="callto:123456789">+39 123456789</a>
SMS body parameter
In sms: mailgo you can also specify a body parameter, that will be present as the body of the message in WhatsApp and Telegram.
<a href="sms:+39 123-456-78?body=text">Send an SMS</a>
Exclude a single tel/callto
To exclude a single tel/callto link add to the <a> element the class no-mailgo
<a class="no-mailgo" href="tel:123456789">+39 123456789</a>
data-sms
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