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// string-replace in two passes, because of bug?, reason is apparently related to lodash template security
// find:  ": url(img/imagename)"
//replace: "url(<%= asset_path 'img/imagename' %>)"

'string-replace': {
  inline: {
    files: {
      'dist/css/app.css.erb': ['css/app.css'],
    },
    options: {

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<!-- The simplest way to have PNG fallback for browsers without SVG support: 
hattip by @viljamis -->

<img src="logo.svg" onerror="this.onerror=null;this.src='logo.png'">

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---
title: Newsletter Design Issues with Outlook 2010
layout: post
permalink: /2012/04/newsletter-design-issues-with-outlook-2010/
categories:
  - Code
  - Design
  - Web Dev
  
  

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var gulp = require('gulp');
var $    = require('gulp-load-plugins')();
var replace = require('gulp-replace');
var rename = require("gulp-rename");

/*
Gulp task to convert CSS background image paths to Shopify asset urls,
e.g. url(/images/background.jpg) -> url({{ 'background.jpg' | asset_url }})
*/

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Problem:

In TheFilterBar there are two filter options that pass a value to App.vue and it is currently only possiby to filter by either one value.

Desired solution:

I would like to be able to filter by either value or by both values together, but can't get to the second value, once the other has been updated. The methods below need to be adjusted, but at the moment I can't get the second value… A result like this with the method taking multiple arguments, e.g. filteredPosts(type, area) would be the preferred outcome:

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<?php 

return [
  
  // default values for optimage tag if no values are set
	'optimagetag' => [
		'width'   => '1200',
		'height'  => null,
		'quality' => '55'
	]

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<?php if( $block->isNotEmpty() ): ?>
<figure<?= attr( [ 'class' => $attrs->css()->value() ], ' ' ) ?>>

<?php if( $attrs->id()->toFile() ): ?>
    <?php $imagesrc = $attrs->id()->toFile()->resize( 1200, null, 60 )->url(); ?>
<?php else: ?>
    <?php $imagesrc = $src ?>
<?php endif ?>

<?php if( $attrs->link()->isNotEmpty() ): ?>

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# Add to Kirby configuration
# avif image format currently only works with the ImageMagick driver

return [

	'thumbs' => [
		'driver'	   => 'im',
	],

]

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# csv2file

This script converts the content of a CSV file into a folder structure with TXT files as their content ready to use in Kirby.

# Example Input/Output

**CSV file input:**

`field1; field2; field3; field4`