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<?php
/**
 * Defer all JS files
 *
 * @method defer_parsing_of_js
 * @param  String              $url The URL of the script
 * @return String                   The "cleaned" URL, including the additional defer attribute
 */
function defer_parsing_of_js( $url ) {
	// If the URL is not of a .js file, just return it

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<?php
// An older method, a hack really that works by reseting the default WP_Query in order to trick WordPress into thinking that our custom query is the default query
// Not a fan of this method, but post it because it is still a reliable alternative

// Store the orginal, default WP_Query in a temp variable
$temp = $wp_query;

// Flush the default WP_Qeury
$wp_query = null;

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<?php
// Set up the variable(s) to be passed as an associative array
// NOTE: it MUST be an associative array for this to work, because of the 'extract()' function to be used
$variables = [
  'text' => 'See you on the other side!'
];

// Pass the array along with a reference name using the 'set_query_var()' function
// This function basically passes variables via a URL query string
set_query_var( 'passed-variables', $variables );

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<?php
// Standard API query arguments
$args = array(
  'orderby' => 'title',
  'per_page' => 3
);

// Put into the `add_query_arg();` to build a URL for use
// Just an alternative to manually typing the query string
$url = add_query_arg( $args, rest_url('wp/v2/posts') );

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// This function implements a "Load More" button.
// It assumes that there is already a matching query that has executed on the page, so this AJAX call is just a continuation of that query to grab additional posts.
// There are no animations added here. For a smoother experience, it is a good idea to add animations to the button (ex. a loading icon during the request), or making the new posts animate in (ex, using Animate.css to fade them into the page)
$(function() {
  // Grab the load more button, since I only want to run the code if the button is on the page
  var loadMoreButton = $('#load-more');

  if (loadMoreButton) {
    // Because there are already posts on the page, we need to manually tell this query what page of results to grab so that is doesn't load duplicate posts
    var loadPosts = function(page) {

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// This function uses AJAX to run a query.
// It assumes that there are no posts on the page, and they will be loaded by the user on demand.
// // There are no animations added here. For a smoother experience, it is a good idea to add animations to the button (ex. a loading icon during the request), or making the new posts animate in (ex, using Animate.css to fade them into the page)
$(function() {
  // Grab the load button, since I only want to run the code if the button is on the page
  var ajaxButton = $('#ajax-button');

  if (ajaxButton) {
    // The AJAX request
    var getPosts = function() {

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scp -r username@remote:/path/to/folder /dest/local/path

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@function remove-unit($value) {
    @return $value / ($value * 0 + 1);
}

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<?php
/**
 * Debug some piece of code
 * 
 * @method debug
 * @param  Variable|Function $code The code that you want to check
 * @param  Boolen            $die  Should the rest of the code on the page be prevented from executing
 */
function debug( $code, $die = true ) {
  printf( '<pre>%s</pre>', print_r( $code, true ) );