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#' An enclosure for all HTML block functions
#'
#' To contain all of the block-based HTML `block_*()` calls, we should use
#' the `blocks()` function. We can pass the resulting `blocks` object to either
#' of the `body`, `header`, and `footer` arguments of `compose_email()`.
#'
#' @param ... One or more `block_*()` calls.
#'
#' @examples
#' # This is an example of how a
#' # title and text looks in each of
#' # the three content areas
#' email <-
#' compose_email(
#' header =
#' blocks(
#' block_title("This is a Title in the **Header**"),
#' block_text("This is text in the **Header**.")
#' ),
#' body =
#' blocks(
#' block_title("This is a Title in the **Body**"),
#' block_text("This is text in the **Body**.")
#' ),
#' footer =
#' blocks(
#' block_title("This is a Title in the **Footer**"),
#' block_text("This is text in the **Footer**.")
#' )
#' )
#'
#' if (interactive()) email
#'
#' @export
blocks <- function(...) {
tagList(...)
}
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