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#!/bin/bash

# An associative array to store color codes for terminal output.
declare -A colors=(
  [none]="\e[0;37m"
  [green]="\e[0;32m"
  [red]="\e[0;31m"
  [blue]="\e[1;34m"
  [darkcyan]="\e[0;36m"
  [darkgreen]="\e[1;32m"

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#!/bin/bash

# txtBold=$(tput bold)
txtError=$(tput setaf 1)
txtSuccess=$(tput setaf 2)
txtYellow=$(tput setaf 3)
txtInfo=$(tput setaf 6)
txtReset=$(tput sgr0)

iso8601() {

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# text colors for outputting messages
# put at top of file
txtError=$(tput bold && tput setaf 1)
txtSuccess=$(tput bold && tput setaf 2)
txtInfo=$(tput bold && tput setaf 6)
txtReset=$(tput sgr0)

# Used to calculate process duration
# put at top of file
function convertsecs() {

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<?php

/**
 * Load custom script on the following pages:
 *   - admin-page-menu-slug-url-01
 *   - admin-page-menu-slug-url-02
 *
 * @link https://www.webmaster-source.com/2013/02/06/using-the-wordpress-3-5-media-uploader-in-your-plugin-or-theme/
 */
if ( ! function_exists( 'prefix_plugintextdomain_admin_script' ) ) {

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<?php

/**
 * Create New User
 *
 * Add this code near the bottom of the functions.php file in your current (activated) theme
 * 
 * Roles:
 *    1 - Administrator (default if undefined)
 *    2 - Editor

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• Git workflow using terminal
  1. git checkout -b [my-feature] master - create new branch based on your up-to-date local master branch
  2. make edits and save the file(s) with your text editor
  3. git add [file.ext] - stage changes made to each file
  4. git commit -m "Message with specifics" - commit changes to [my-feature] branch
  5. git checkout master - switch to local master branch
  6. git pull origin master - pull changes from remote repo
  7. git checkout [my-feature] - switch back to local [my-feature] branch
  8. git rebase master - update local [my-feature] branch with new changes pulled from remote repo

1. git checkout master - switch back to local master branch

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<?php
    function listProjects($main) {
    	$dirHandle = opendir($main);
    	$dir_list = array();
    	while($file = readdir($dirHandle)){
    		if(is_dir($main.$file."/") && $file != '.' && $file != '..'){
    			$dir_list[] = $file;
    		}
    	}
    	natcasesort($dir_list);

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Last Modified Date as Version Number
WordPress Function

This code automatically pulls in the date that the file was last modified as the version number for your styles and scripts. Notice how I've also included functions for manually setting version numbers too which works well for library files.

How WordPress renders the code:

• Within the header

<link rel='stylesheet' id='bootstrap-css'  href='http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/assets/css/lib/bootstrap.min.css?ver=3.3.5' type='text/css' media='' />
<link rel='stylesheet' id='font-awesome-css'  href='http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/assets/css/lib/font-awesome.min.css?ver=4.3.0' type='text/css' media='' />

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/**
 * Adds Breadcrumbs to the page
 * Add the function below to your functions.php file and then call it in the header or a page template
 * functions.php location: /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/functions.php
 * Put <?php custom_breadcrumbs(); ?> in the code where you would like it to appear
 * Example output: Home / About Us / Our History
 * In the example "Home" and "About Us" would be linked to their respective pages and "Our History" would not be linked because it is the current page
 * If you are not using Bootstrap on your site you could easily style this with CSS to look the way you want it to
 */
function custom_breadcrumbs() {

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/* 
 * ** Inline Media Queries **
 *
 * ********* WIDTHS *********
 *    min-sm-1  >=  767px
 *    max-sm-1  <=  767px
 *    min-sm    >=  768px
 *    max-sm    <=  768px
 *     sm-md     =  768px-992px
 *    min-md-1  >=  991px