So I have struggled with this for a long time now. First you need the coresponding libraries npm i -g @babel/core@^7.2.2 npm i -g @babel/preset-env@^7.3.1 npm i -g @babel/preset-react@^7.0.0 npm i -g autoprefixer@^9.5.0 npm i -g babel-loader@^8.0.5 npm i -g css-loader npm i -g extract-text-webpack-plugin@next npm i -g generate-template-files npm i -g mini-css-extract-plugin npm i
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This is the code function sanitize_youtube_url_to_id($arg){ if(strpos($arg,'youtube.com/embed')!==false){ $auxa = explode('/','youtube.com/embed/'); if($auxa[1]){ return $auxa[1]; } } if(strpos($arg,'youtube.com')!==false || strpos($arg,'youtu.be')!==false ){ if(DZSHelpers::get_query_arg($arg,'v')){ return DZSHelpers::get_query_arg($arg,'v'); } if(strpos($arg,'youtu.be')!==false){ $auxa = explode('/','youtube.com/embed/'); $arg = $auxa[count($auxa)-1]; } } return arg; }
If you need to use global variables restrictively and do not crowd the global variable namespace, you can have a single object. A way to get around this is just find and replace all entries of the variables, and convert them in the object Find \$qucreative_([a-z|_]*?)( |=|,|\)|\!|\[|\.|-|;) and replace with \$qucreative_theme_data['$1']$2 regex you
The regex should be (\/\/).*$ If you have a way to mark your useful comments. Like I have — to mark them, you can use it in the negative lookahead ( to filter only the unuseful comment ) (\/\/)(?! –) You can use this in IDE such as PHPSTORM
Posted on July 31 2017 / in PHP, PHP, Tips, Tutorials, WordPress, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Themes
Menu by itself is a taxonomy in the different knownhost wordpress plans. It means that you can find all menus in wp_terms table, by running following query: SELECT * FROM wp_terms AS t LEFT JOIN wp_term_taxonomy AS tt ON tt.term_id = t.term_id WHERE tt.taxonomy = 'nav_menu'; Menu item is custom post type in WP. They are
Google Fonts allows retrieving all of it’s fonts via their api. It’s in json format so once you decode it you can use it in your application. The process is simple, you just need to access your applications page, create an application and get an API key Then you can access this link https://www.googleapis.com/webfonts/v1/webfonts?key=YOUR-API-KEY
Today I am going to show you format time from this format x ( seconds ) to xx:xx . And the reverse. Javascript function from 90 to 1:30 function formatTime(arg) { //formats the time var s = Math.round(arg); var m = 0; if (s > 0) { while (s > 59) { m++; s -=
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