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<span class="section-lead">Sometimes there is intro text such as lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse feugiat, nunc non porta placerat, leo justo posuere justo, at mollis velit odio at mauris.</span>

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse feugiat, nunc non porta placerat, leo justo posuere justo, at mollis velit odio at mauris. <strong>Bold text is very bold</strong> and <em>italic text is rendered in italics</em> and <em><strong>bold italics, yep we have that, too</strong></em>. <del>Strikethrough</del>.

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<h3 class="subheader">Here Is A Subhead</h3>
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Styles exist to add headlines, credits and captions to charts.

To use these you'll need to wrap the entire chart in a <section> tag with the .inline-element and .chart classes:

<section class="inline-element chart">

Then you can use:

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Setup

To work on this project locally, you'll need to do the following:

• Make sure you have a couple prereqs installed on your computer
• Install Virtualbox, Vagrant, VVV and VV
• Create a new WP site using VV
• Download a copy of the live site's db and add it to our local site.
• Install a couple VIP specific things
• Start working on the site

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add_filter( 'dfw_network_code', 'mj_dfp_network_code' );
add_filter( 'dfw_breakpoints', 'mj_dfp_breakpoints' );
add_filter( 'dfw_targeting_criteria', 'mj_dfp_targeting' );
add_filter( 'dfw_mappings', 'mj_dfp_mapping' );
function mj_dfp_network_code() {
	return 49189977;
}
function mj_dfp_breakpoints( $breakpoints ) {
	$mj_breakpoints = array(
		array(

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

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drop temporary table if exists post_ids;
create temporary table if not exists post_ids
    select ID from wp_14_posts
    where post_status = 'publish'
    and post_type = 'post'
    and post_date < '2016-02-03 00:00:000';
delete wp_14_postmeta from wp_14_postmeta join post_ids
	on wp_14_postmeta.post_id = post_ids.ID
	and wp_14_postmeta.meta_key = 'featured-image-display';
insert into wp_14_postmeta (post_id, meta_key, meta_value)

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//least destructive, just update ones set to the old default
UPDATE wp_43_postmeta
SET meta_value = 'none'
WHERE meta_key = 'custom_sidebar' AND meta_value = 'sidebar-single'

//OR set them all to "none"
UPDATE wp_43_postmeta
SET meta_value = 'none'
WHERE meta_key = 'custom_sidebar'

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Email member and have them create (or change) the A record for the domain they want to use to point to 50.116.39.12

Then, in the WP Engine dashboard:

- click on the property name and then "domains"
- click on "add new domain" and enter the domain you want to add, at this stage you can also redirect other domains to the domain you're adding (e.g. citylimits.largoproject.org or www.citylimits.org) and it will pass these through to the primary domain you've added

In the WP Admin:

- from My Sites > Network Admin > Settings > Domains under "new domain" add the site ID and the domain you want to map to that site ID ("primary" should not be checked)

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add_filter('wpmu_validate_user_signup','nd_validate_user_signup',10,3);
add_filter('signup_extra_fields','nd_extra_fields',10,1);
add_filter('add_signup_meta','nd_add_signup_meta');
add_action('wpmu_activate_user','nd_wpmu_activate_user', 10, 3);

function nd_extra_fields ($result) {
        $first_name = ( isset( $_POST['first_name'] ) ) ? $_POST['first_name']: '';
        $last_name = ( isset( $_POST['last_name'] ) ) ? $_POST['last_name']: '';
        $error_msgs = $result->errors;
        ?>

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[prefix] is needed to push the new users/usermeta values outside of the range already populated in the database, usually for a site with an ID of 40 using 40,000 will work pretty well (unless some of your sites have a lot of users).

UPDATE wp_users
SET ID = ID + [prefix]

// Add two columns to the end of the wp_users table, spam and deleted. Both are TINYINT(2).
 
UPDATE wp_usermeta
SET user_id = user_id + [prefix]