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// just pass in the attribute and the attribute slug
// and the return value is the attribute's name

// example : (assuming attribute size has the option of "Extra Small" withe the slug of "extra-small")
// echo attribute_slug_to_title('attribute_pa_size', 'extra-small');
// returns
// "Extra Small"

// code reworked from woocommerce/classes/class-wc-cart.php

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<div class="grid">
	<header>Header</header>
	<aside>Aside</aside>
	<main>Main</main>
	<footer>Footer</footer>
</div>

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const getUrlParamsObj = (queryString) => {
  const paramsArray = (window.location.search.charAt(0) === "?")
    ? window.location.search.substr(1).split('&')
    : window.location.search.split('&')

  return paramsArray.reduce((mainObj, val) => {
    const valArray = val.split('=')
    return Object.assign(mainObj, {[valArray[0]]: valArray[1]})
  }, {})
}

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const myObj = {
	list: [
		{name: 'bill'},
		{name: 'fred'}.
	],
};
		 
const newObj = {
	...myObj,
	list: myObj.list.concat({name: 'sam'})

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# Still working on this.

# the element with the class 'hero-paralax' will be targeted, setting the variable
$hero_paralax = $('.hero-paralax')

# watching for scrolling	
$(@).scroll () =>
  # set scroll top position
  scroll_top = $(@).scrollTop()
  # set new bg position (moves down at half the speed of scrolling

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# start at the top
scroll_top = 0

# on the scroll
$(@).scroll () =>
    scroll_top = $(@).scrollTop()
    # log it
    console.log scroll_top

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# just copy and paste and you have the quick bones for a CoffeeScript Swtich statement
# 'day' is the variable you are checking

switch day
  when "Fri" then 'yeah'
  else 'dang'

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// usage
// just call rekey_array_keys_to_defaults( $my_array );
// this function call will return the same array in the same order 
// but with new keys. The new keys are the default array keys
// i.e. [0,1,2]

function rekey_array_keys_to_defaults($array_to_rekey) {
	$rekeyed_array = array();
	foreach ($array_to_rekey as $key => $value) {
		array_push($rekeyed_array, $value);

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$ () -> #jQuery starter upper!
  # browser window var
  $browser_window = $(window)
  # function
  window_info = ->
	  console.log '----------------BROWSER WIDTH AND HEIGHT-------------------'
	  console.log $browser_window.width()+' is the browser width || '+$browser_window.height()+' is the browser height'
  # function call
  window_info()