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Check for if an element is in view

This script allows you to tell when an element becomes visible in the browser window. You can use this to apply styling/animations to elements.

Instructions

Add this to your javascript. Make sure jQuery is called before this script.

Requirements

• jQuery

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Sublime Text: Snippets

A collection of snippets that are pretty useful for Sublime Text.

Contents

dump.sublime-snippet

This allows you to quickly print out a vardump() wrapped between <pre> tags, which is ten times easier to read.

print.sublime-snippet

This allows you to quickly print out a print_r() wrapped between `` tags, which is ten times easier to read.

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Remove Categories/Tags in WordPress

This code completely removes the category & tag taxonomies from WordPress which are available by default.

Instructions

Put this snippet within your functions.php within your WordPress theme.

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Social media sharing links

Simple social media links for your projects. Initially created for WordPress projects, however, extremely flexible and easily modified.

Instructions

Add this partial to your PHP file, or port this into another language as you see fit.

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Detect transition or Animation end

Lots of cool talk. By https://jonsuh.com/blog/detect-the-end-of-css-animations-and-transitions-with-javascript/

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Scroll to element on click

This script gets the href attribute from the element and scroll the window down to that location.

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Sublime Text 3 settings

These are my current sublime text 3 settings.

Packages

Once you've installed Package Control, download the following packages:

• Material Theme
• Colorsublime

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Here's what you'll need to do to set the site up locally...

NOTE: You won't be able to do this till I've added your SSH key and IP address to the server.

1. run git clone --recursive <SSH URL FROM GITHUB>
2. Go into the dev branch - git checkout development
3. run bundle install
4. Copy config/database.example.yml to config/database.yml and add in your local database (you'll need to create one) as well as the database details from the spec doc (link in email).
5. Set your vhosts up as the domain found within the wp_localurl variable within config/deploy.rb Line 14. (this is required!)
6. run bundle exec cap staging wp:setup:local

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Here's what you'll need to do to setup a new site locally...

NOTE: You won't be able to do this till I've added your SSH key and IP address to the server.

1. Create a new repository based on the domain of the site.
2. Run git clone git@github.com:Mixd/wp-deploy.git <NEW PROJECT DOMAIN>
3. run bundle install
4. run bash config/prepare.sh
5. run git remote add origin <SSH URL FROM NEW GITHUB REPO>
6. run git push -u origin master

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