Title: {{node:link}}

<p>
    The <b>&lbrace;&lbrace;node:link&rbrace;&rbrace;</b> parameter evaluates
    to an HTML link to the current node, with the HTML escaped title of the
    current node as the text.
</p>

<p>
    For example, on the current node, the
    <b>&lbrace;&lbrace;node:link&rbrace;&rbrace;</b> parameter evaluates to:
</p>

<pre>&lt;a href="{{node:url}}"&gt;{{node:title}}&lt;/a&gt;</pre>

<p>And the actual HTML on the page looks like this: {{node:link}}</a>

<p>
    This is pretty self-referential, because the title of this page is also
    <b>&lbrace;&lbrace;node:link&rbrace;&rbrace;</b>.
</p>

<p>
    But on the {{node-link:parameters/some-other-node}} page, the
    <b>&lbrace;&lbrace;node:link&rbrace;&rbrace;</b> parameter would
    evaluate to:
</p>

<pre>&lt;a href="{{node-url:parameters/some-other-node}}"&gt;{{node-title:parameters/some-other-node}}&lt;/a&gt;</pre>

<p>
    And if this parameter were used on that page, the actual HTML on the page
    would look like this: {{node-link:parameters/some-other-node}}
</p>

<p>
    Compare this with the {{node-link:parameters/node-link-some-other-node}}
    parameter, which evaluates to a link to the other referenced node.
</p>

