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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Many reddit users have a 'subreddit' of their own in the form of a profile (not
##### `{tags.x}` ##### `{tags.x}`
Tags are variables that will only be inserted when another variable is present. When you use a tag, you must configure a string of text that is inserted in place of a tag variable when the associated variable is available. Tags are variables that will only be inserted when another variable is present. When you use a tag, you must configure a string of text that is inserted in place of a tag variable when the associated variable is available.
#### `divider`, `{div}` and `{divs.x}` ##### `divider`, `{div}` and `{divs.x}`
The `{div}` variable will insert an arbitrary string as configured by the `divider` option, intended, of course, to be used as a divider between other components. Similar to tags, `{divs.x}` will insert a divider only when the specified variable is present. For example, `{divs.item.}title` will only insert a divider when `{item.title} is present. This makes sure a filename will look like, for example, either `./20191101 - abc123 - Hello world!.jpeg` when a title is available or `./20191101 - abc123.jpg` when no title is available, instead of `20191101 - abc123 - .jpeg` when a title is not available. The `{div}` variable will insert an arbitrary string as configured by the `divider` option, intended, of course, to be used as a divider between other components. Similar to tags, `{divs.x}` will insert a divider only when the specified variable is present. For example, `{divs.item.}title` will only insert a divider when `{item.title} is present. This makes sure a filename will look like, for example, either `./20191101 - abc123 - Hello world!.jpeg` when a title is available or `./20191101 - abc123.jpg` when no title is available, instead of `20191101 - abc123 - .jpeg` when a title is not available.
##### `dateFormat` ##### `dateFormat`