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<?php

// First, add the top-level menu page
// This adds the same link to the submenu when there are other submenu pages registered underneath it.
add_menu_page( esc_html__( 'Top Page', 'text-domain' ), esc_html__( 'Top Page', 'text-domain' ), 'manage_options', 'slug', 'callback', 'icon' );

// We don't need to have a link for the parent in the submenu, so this overwrites it
// However, this will leave an empty link item that's still visible due to padding
add_submenu_page( 'slug', '', '', 'manage_options', 'slug', 'callback' );

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const formatUSD = (value) => {
	return new Intl.NumberFormat(
		'en-US',
		{
			style: 'currency',
			currency: 'USD'
		}
	).format(value);
}

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<?php

/**
 *	WooCommerce settings page
 *
 *	This code creates a full WooCommerce settings page by extending the WC_Settings_Page class.
 *	By extending the WC_Settings_Page class, we can control every part of the settings page.
 *
 *	@author Ren Ventura <renventura.com>
 */

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<?php

/**
 * Manually calling wp_maybe_auto_update() results in plugins getting deactivated during the update process.
 * WP assumes this function is run during cron, and it neither deactivates nor reactivates plugins during cron.
 * When run outside of cron, it will deactivate plugins, but it assumes the browser will refresh and reactivate them.
 * To prevent deactivated plugins when calling this function, we can trick the upgrader into thinking it's called during cron.
 *
 * @link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41541968/plugins-are-getting-deactivated-after-automatic-plugin-update-in-wordpress
 */

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<?php

add_filter( 'mepr_fetch_options', 'mp_filter_custom_fields' );
/**
 * Filter the MemberPress options to set a dynamic value for custom fields.
 *
 * @param  object 	$options 	MeprOptions
 *
 * @return object         		MeprOptions
 */

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<?php //* Mind this opening PHP tag

// Remove the logout link in comment form
add_filter( 'comment_form_logged_in', '__return_empty_string' );

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<?php

// Create entry.
$entry_id = wpforms()->entry->add( array(
  'form_id'    => absint( $form_id ),
  'user_id'    => absint( $user_id ),
  'fields'     => wp_json_encode( $fields ),
  'ip_address' => sanitize_text_field( $user_ip ),
  'user_agent' => sanitize_text_field( $user_agent ),
  'date'       => $date,

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<?php //* Mind this opening PHP tag

/**
 *	Append Font Awesome icons to menu-item anchor text
 *	Requires the "fa" and "fa-{icon_key}" classes to be added to the menu item
 *
 *	@author Ren Ventura <EngageWP.com>
 *	@link http://www.engagewp.com/add-font-awesome-icons-to-wordpress-menu-anchor-text/
 *
 *	@param $item Menu-item object

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<?php //* Mind this opening php tag

/**
 *	This will hide the Divi "Project" post type.
 *	Thanks to georgiee (https://gist.github.com/EngageWP/062edef103469b1177bc#gistcomment-1801080) for his improved solution.
 */
add_filter( 'et_project_posttype_args', 'mytheme_et_project_posttype_args', 10, 1 );
function mytheme_et_project_posttype_args( $args ) {
	return array_merge( $args, array(
		'public'              => false,

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<?php //* mind this opening php tag

/**
 * This snippet returns a list of all currently hooked functions.
 * It is set up to output this data on a specific page. Do not output this data publicly.
 * Use this snippet for debugging/testing/development.
 * Source: http://www.rarst.net/wordpress/debug-wordpress-hooks/
 * Modified by Ren Ventura, EngageWP.com
**/