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/**
 * Project Item
 */
 
 body {
 	background-color: #f0f0f0;
 	padding: 40px;
 }
.item {
	margin: 0 0 6px;

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</div>


<div class="rail grid_4">
    Rail!
</div>

</div></div></div>
<!-- #################################################### CONTENT END -->

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function get_path($wildcard="", $remote=false) {
  $path = $remote ? "http://".$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] : $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
  
  if($wildcard != "")
    $path .= "/".$wildcard."/";
    
  return $path;
}

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<?php
/**
 * IssuuClient hooks into Issuu's API
 *
 * example:
 *    include 'IssuuClient.php';
 *    $issuu =  new IssuuClient(pubKey, privKey, apiAdr);
 *    $issuu->openAction('issuu.document.url_upload');
 *    $issuu->slurpUrl = 'pdfurl.pdf';
 *    $issuu->executeAction();

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!ninesixty_gutter_width ||= 20px
!ninesixty_grid_width ||= 960px
!ninesixty_columns ||= 12

=grid-container
  margin-left: auto
  margin-right: auto
  width = !ninesixty_grid_width

=grid-width(!n, !cols = !ninesixty_columns, !gutter_width = !ninesixty_gutter_width)

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=cf
  display: inline-block
  &:after
    content: "."
    display: block
    height: 0
    clear: both
    visibility: hidden
  * html &
    height: 1px

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# To parse a tweet from twitter to get teh '@' , '#' and the text seperated
parsed_text = tweet.text.gsub(/ ?(@\w+)| ?(#\w+)/) { |a|  ((a.include?('#')) ? tags : replies) << a.strip.gsub(/#|@/,''); '' }

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# Rails modules for user controllers and models.

module Tiny
  module Controller
    module Accounts
      def self.included(controller)
        controller.helper_method(
          :current_account, 
          :account_domain, 
          :account_subdomain, 

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# Simple example
# Regex is between these -> \\ and my replacement string is in single quotes

def change_p_tags_to_divs(content)
  content.gsub(\<.*?(p)>\, 'div')
end


# Complex example
# This (real) example puts `@tags` in a hyperlink, finds a path (if any) and then spits out the result. 

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require 'csv'
CSV.open('sample_users.csv', 'r').each do |row|
  User.create(:username => row[0], :email => row[1])
end