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<select name="less_tedious">
  <?php foreach( $options as $value => $label ) : ?>
  <option value="<?php echo $value; ?>" <?php selected( $value, $current_value ); ?>"><?php echo $label; ?></option>
  <?php endforeach; ?>
</select>

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/**
 * You've probably done this before. I know I have.
 */
var text = $( '#myid .select a > element' ).text();
newtext = doSomeStuff( text );
$( '#myid .select a > element' ).text( newtext );
$( '#myid .select a > element' ).addClass( 'someClass' );
$( '#myid .select a > element' ).fadeIn();

/**

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// Create a top-level page with the slug `myplugin-parent`
add_menu_page(
	__( 'My Plugin', 'my-plugin' ), 				// page title
	__( 'MyPlugin-Parent', 'my-plugin' ), 					// menu title
	'manage_options',
	'myplugin-parent',						// page slug
	'myplugin_callback',
);

// Create a sub-page under the parent page

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/**
 * You can hook directly into the `load-{page}` hook for a sub-page with
 * an action like this.
 */
add_action( 'load-myplugin-parent_page_myplugin-subpage', 'enqueue_myplugin_assets' );

/**
 * Or you can hook into `admin_enqueue_scripts` and check the current
 * screen to see if we're on the right page.
 */

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/**
 * Use the `$admin_page_hook[ $page_slug ]` in the `load-{page}` hook
 */
global $admin_page_hooks;
if ( !empty( $admin_page_hooks['myplugin-parent'] ) ) {
	add_action( 'load-' . $admin_page_hooks['myplugin-parent'] . '_page_myplugin-subpage', 'enqueue_myplugin_assets' );
}

/**
 * Or add `$admin_page_hook[ $page_slug ]` when checking the current