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# Mistral Vibe ran this command for checking WordPress Patterns for lines is might have to do updates in
# This command prints the 49th line of the specified PHP file, then displays its characters in octal format, 
# limited to the first 5 lines of that dump.
# This combination is typically used for debugging or inspecting the exact content of a line, especially if:

# You suspect there are hidden characters (e.g., \t, \n, or non-ASCII symbols) in line 49.
#You want to see the raw bytes of the line, not just how it appears in a text editor.
# You're troubleshooting issues like:

# Unexpected whitespace or formatting.

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Work Summary Tools

Daily Work Summary Script

Use this git command to generate a summary of work done for any given day:

# Get today's commits summary
git log --since="$(date +%Y-%m-%d) 00:00:00" --until="$(date +%Y-%m-%d) 23:59:59" --oneline --author="$(git config user.name)"

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<?php
/* 
* @url https://medium.com/@zluck/how-to-create-a-custom-wordpress-login-url-5482c346c234 
*
*/
function wpcontentco_redirect_default_login_url() {
    global $pagenow;
    if ( isset( $pagenow ) && $pagenow === 'wp-login.php' && ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
     wp_safe_redirect( site_url( '/' ) );
     exit;

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which lima
limactl --version
/opt/homebrew/bin/lima
limactl version 2.0.3
 jasper@mbp  ~/code/imagewize.com   feature/single-post-wide-centered-templates  brew services list | grep lima
 ✘ jasper@mbp  ~/code/imagewize.com   feature/single-post-wide-centered-templates  limactl stop --force imagewize.com
INFO[0000] Sending SIGKILL to the vz driver process 2949 
INFO[0000] Sending SIGKILL to the host agent process 2949 
INFO[0000] Removing *.pid *.sock *.tmp under "/Users/jasperfrumau/.lima/imagewize.com" 
INFO[0000] Removing "/Users/user/.lima/imagewize.com/default_ep.sock" 

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# It searches the file plumbing.json for the string "secondary" (including the quotes).
# For each match, it prints the matching line and the next 5 lines.
# It then limits the total output to the first 30 lines.

grep -A5 '"secondary"' ~/code/imagewize.com/demo/web/app/themes/elayne/styles/plumbing.json | head -30 

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# Check specifically for font-size violations in all target files                                                                                                   
   for f in spa-booking-cta wellness-cover-highlight fandb-amenities fandb-chef-profile fandb-hours-location fandb-testimonials-food legal-hero-with-stats             
   menu-daily-specials menu-drinks-grid menu-food-grid menu-pricing-table; do                                                                                          
     if grep -qP "font-size:\s*\d+\.?\d*(px|rem|em)" ~/code/imagewize.com/demo/web/app/themes/elayne/patterns/$f.php 2>/dev/null; then               
       echo "FAIL: $f.php has font-size violations"                                                                                                                    
     else                                                                                                                                                              
       echo "PASS: $f.php - no font-s

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
patch-block.py — Fuzzy-match and replace a WordPress block comment in a pattern file.

Solves the problem where AI tools generate search text with minor structural
differences (e.g., wrong brace count) causing exact search/replace to fail
despite 99%+ similarity. Uses the same fuzzy matching that already correctly
identifies the right block, and actually applies the replacement.

How it works:

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python3 - <<'EOF'
   import re, os
                             
   theme_patterns = '/Users/user/code/site.com/demo/web/app/themes/elayne/patterns'
                                          
   files = [                                    
       'header-standard.php',
       'header-standard-with-tel-number.php',
       'header-social-logo-hamburger.php',
       'header-social-logo-hamburger-light.php',

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Looking at your use case, you want Thyra to be a flexible base theme that can quickly adapt to different client needs (Editorial, Agency, etc.) without duplicating code or creating child themes. Here's my comprehensive plan:

Theme Variation System Architecture

1. ACF Options-Based Theme Selector

• Single options page with theme variation selector
• Each variation defines: fonts, colors, typography scale, layout preferences

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#!/bin/bash
# Work Log Script - Shows git commits as "tasks" and calculates work sessions
#
# Usage:
#   ./docs/work.sh [YYYY-MM-DD]   # default today if no date given

if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
  DAY=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
else
  DAY="$1"