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BY DEFAULT, these layouts apply:
magento.test/app/design/frontend/base/default/layout

This is overridden by theme layouts on a per-file basis:
magento.test/app/design/frontend/base/theme042/layout

These can be overridden by layouts stored on a per-page basis in the database. These are accessed through:

admin backend > CMS > Pages > *A Page* > Design > *The top box*

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mv magento.test magento.test.WORKING
git clone [email protected]:53cr/Magento.git
mv Magento magento.test
cd magento.test
git pull origin cityjewellers

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select{margin-bottom:1px; height:21px;}
input{height:15px;}

.full-width{width:100%;}
.ie-fix{width:100%; position:relative;}
.container{width:100%; overflow:hidden;}
.clear{clear:both;}
.radio, checkbox{border:0; background:0;}
.pages-indent{padding:17px;}

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  $.getJSON("<%=raw @yt_request%>", function(data) {

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<!-- markup structure -->

<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>*CONTENT ONE*</td>
      <td>*CONTENT TWO*</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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<!-- html snippet -->


<div class="wrapper_div">
  This is some text that I do not want to see in the output
  <div class="inner_div">
    This is some text that I want to see in the output
  </div>
</div>

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## routes.rb
  match "blog" => "blog#index"
  match "blog/:year/:month" => "blog#by_date", :constraints => {:year => /\d{4}/, :month => /\d{2}/}, :as => 'blog'
  match "blog/:tag" => "blog#by_tag", :as => 'blog'

##a view:
= link_to "Foo", blog_path(:tag => "bar")


##it tries to route it to the second route, realizes the bound params don't match what the route specifies, and shits 

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class Post < ActiveRecord::Base

  scope :date_counts, lambda {
    group('DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%Y/%m")').count
  }
  ##Post.date_counts GENERATES ERROR: ArgumentError: Unknown key(s): 2009/01, 2009/02, 2009/03, 2009/04, 2009/06 ... etc

  def self.date_counts
    self.group('DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%Y/%m")').count
  end

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##in view:

link_to "TEST", blog_path(:year => 2010, :month => 09)



##when routes looks like:

match 'blog', => 'blog#index'
match 'blog(/:year/:month)' => 'blog#index'

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string = [<<ONE, <<TWO, <<THREE]
  the first thing
ONE
  the second thing
TWO
  and the third thing
THREE

# evaluates to:
# ["the first thing", "the second thing", "and the third thing"]