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[
    {
        "key": "group_5f5940423422e",
        "title": "Title image",
        "fields": [
            {
                "key": "field_5f59406a7ebf9",
                "label": "Title image",
                "name": "title_image",
                "type": "image",

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<?php 
/**
 * When a user visits the home page, redirect certain roles elsewhere
 */
function redirect_roles_from_homepage(){

    if(!is_front_page() || !is_user_logged_in()) return;

    $redirects = [
        //role => url

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 #1. find files matching a pattern
 #2. use mogrify to resize them. 
 # -quality 94 = jpeg quality.
 # -verbose so you can tell where it's at in the directory tree
 # -resize 2000x\> = resize to a maximum of 2000px wide, automatic height (2000x). Only resize larger images, no upscaling (>). Because > is a special character it is escaped with \
 # Aspect ratio is automatically maintained.
 #3. write new image in place
 
 #TEST THIS THOROUGHLY AND KEEP A BACKUP OF YOUR ORIGINAL DIRECTORY TREE
 

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//See https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2019/04/mutationobserver-api-guide/

var target = document.querySelector('#wrap'); //the parent element you wish to watch
var my_callback_done = false; //flag to avoid running our callback repeatedly

// 1. Create an observer instance
var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
    if(my_callback_done) return;

    //Do things here

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<?php

//1. Get all attachment IDs
//2. Check if the ID appears as a simple meta value, or as a meta value like "[id]" (including quotes, to catch serialized values) or like wp-image-[id] (for wysiwyg ACF fields and such)
//3. Check if the ID appears in post_content like wp-image-[id]
//TODO - WordPress galleries. N/A in my case but probably needs its own check.

//If an ID does not appear in the above scenarios, get it gone.

require_once('wp-load.php');

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//Search fields indexed by post type. Yes, I should do this in a tidier way.
global $search_index_fields;
$search_index_fields = array(
    'still_image' => array('people','business','location','format_original','author','notes'),
    'audio' => array('people','business','transcript','format_original','author','additional'),
    'video' => array('people','business','format_original','transcript','author','additional'),
    'person' => array('name','known_as','maiden_name','military_identification','birthplace','parents','partner','children','deathplace','biography'),
    'text' => array('people','business','location','format_original','author','notes','publisher','transcript')
);

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<?php

  $post_id = 142; //post of type elementor_library
  $document = \ElementorPro\Plugin::elementor()->documents->get( $post_id );
  $document->print_content();

MogulChris

div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation-inner { display:flex; align-items:center;justify-content:space-between;}
body div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation-inner div#hs-eu-policy-wording { margin-bottom:0;padding-right:30px;}
body div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation-inner div#hs-eu-policy-wording p { margin:10px 0;}
body div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation div#hs-eu-cookie-confirmation-inner div#hs-en-cookie-confirmation-buttons-area { margin-top:0 !important; }

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# Points to note: 
# 1. Elementor data is saved as JSON in wp_postmeta with meta_key _elementor_data
# 2. The LIKE operator needs four backslashes for every one in the JSON data you are looking for.
# 3. The REPLACE function needs two backslashes for every one in the find / replace strings.
# 4. Eg: Searching for buttons with a particular label and linking to "/" - I want to change their links to /case-studies
update `wp_3_postmeta` set meta_value = REPLACE(meta_value, '"button_label":"View All","button_link":"\\/','"button_label":"View All","button_link":"\\/case-studies') WHERE meta_key = '_elementor_data' AND meta_value LIKE '%"button_label":"View All","button_link":"\\\\/"%';

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<?php

function example_admin_bar_settings($settings){
    
    //print_r($settings);
    
    foreach($settings['elementor_edit_page']['children'] as $id => $item){      
      
      //$id is the post id, perform whatever checks you want