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/**
     * =============================================================
     * Redirect single post to external link
     * =============================================================
     */
    // this checks to make sure that the function doesn't already exist
    // if something else in your WP uses a function named redirect_cpt_to_external_link
    // this check to see whether it exists or not will keep your site from crashing
    if ( ! function_exists('redirect_cpt_to_external_link') ) {
 

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// fix for keyboard focus states on scroll position or timed based popup implementations
//
// forces the focus back to the element that was focused prior to popup open
// fixes focus bug when faking a click on existing element to bring up a modal window
// fixes accessibility issue where the user's focus was changed when the popup shows
//

/**
 * Gets keyboard-focusable elements within a specified element
 * @param {HTMLElement} [element=document] element

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#!/bin/bash

# copy patches and update.sh to temporary directory
cp -r ./patches ~/tmp/wp-security-audit-log
cp -r ./update.sh ~/tmp/wp-security-audit-log

# get latest and unzip
curl -O https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-security-audit-log.latest-stable.zip
unzip wp-security-audit-log.latest-stable.zip

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https://drewdevault.com/2018/07/02/Email-driven-git.html

Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 14:19:22 -0400
From: Drew DeVault <sir@cmpwn.com>
To: Gregory Mullen <omitted>
Subject: Re: [PATCH 2/3 todo] Filter private events from events feed

On 2018-06-11  9:14 AM, Gregory Mullen wrote:
> diff --git a/todosrht/alembic/versions/cb9732f3364c_clear_defaults_from_tickets_to_support_.py b/todosrht/alembic/versions/cb9732f3364c_clear_defaults_from_tickets_to_support_.py
> -%<-

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alias install-wp="curl -0 https://wordpress.org/latest.zip > latest.zip && unzip latest.zip && mv wordpress/* ./ && rm latest.zip && rm -r wordpress"

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#!/bin/bash
buildTools=("gulp", "gulp watch", "grunt", "grunt watch", "npm run build", "npm run watch", "npx webpack")
for t in ${buildTools[@]};
do
$t
echo yeet $t
done

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Use this template when reporting a security vulnerability in Slack. 
It can be inefficient to have to dig through a thread to figure out 
what to do next. Presenting all of the information in the initial 
disclosure message is ideal. Additionally, it is harrowing to 
receive notification of a security vulnerability and can cause much 
strife and chaos and confusion. This prevents some emotional chaos.

---

**Plugin:** (link to plugin repo)

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yeet = deploy. Use example: let’s yeet this to production.

yolo = do it on live. Use example: I’ma yolo that change – no staging.

yoinked/yoinkerized = pulled repo. Use example: I'ma yoinkerize the latest changes from main.

glow up = redesign. Use example: Their site is from 2010, needs a total glow up.

snack = clever piece of code. Use example: That function you wrote is a lil snack.

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/**
 *
 * Prerequisites: 
 * (1) All of your Gutenberg block Sass is in its own folder, or somewhere separated from the rest of your Sass. `components/blocks/*` is the location of the Sass in this example.
 * (2) Your variables, mixins, functions, etc. are separated from the rest of your sass. Mixin/variables/function files DO NOT CONTAIN any styling whatsoever -- just definitions.
 * (3) Do not use the class wp-block anywhere in your custom Gutenblock templates.
 *
 * Steps:
 * 1. Create a new file, editor-style.scss, alongside your style.scss -- do not use an underscore to start filename as this is not a partial
 * 2. Import your block Sass, your mixins, variables, and functions, as well as any external libraries, in patterns shown below

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* mv .git/hooks/commit-msg.sample .git/hooks/commit-msg
* chmod ug+x .git/hooks/commit-msg

paste the desired script into commit-msg