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/**
 * WooCommerce Sale Flash 
 * Display money saved on a product, or the discount percentage 
 * Add this file to your theme folder to /woocommerce/loop and into /woocommerce/single (if wanted there too)
 * Konrad Sroka - http://konradsroka.com  
 *
 */

if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit; 

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// display member list filtered by profile fields 
function member_list_by_profile_fields( $atts ) {
  global $bp, $wpdb;
  $atts = shortcode_atts( array(
   	'id' => '1',
    'YOURFIELDNAME' => 'default-value' // this can be just a number! check in bp profile field settings with inspector tool ;)  
  ), $atts, 'member_list_by_profile_fields' );

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// Note: Sadly you need to make one hack into the DWQA plugin as they didn't want to add a new do_action at this place. 
// I was a bit disappointed with that answer, however you need to add the do_action into the DWQA plugin yourself.. :-/ 

// HOW TO MAKE THIS WORK: 
// First add this whole PHP chunk to your theme's functions.php or into your custom plugin.
// Then copy this:   do_action( 'kx_dwqa_add_comment' ); 
// Go to file dw-question-answer/inc/actions.php to the function dwqa_comment_action_add() 
// and paste it right after the ob_end_clean(); - in the next line. 
// That's it, save and test ;)  

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// tell myCRED to ignore waiting for a user to confirm their signup via BuddyPress 
// cheers to @gabrielmerovingi for this neat 1-line-solution 

add_filter( 'bp_core_signup_send_activation_key', '__return_false' );

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// ----------------------------------------------------
// Adding the placeholders in textfields of login form 
// ----------------------------------------------------


jQuery(document).ready(function($) {

	$('#loginform input[type="text"]').attr('placeholder', 'Username');
	$('#loginform input[type="password"]').attr('placeholder', 'Password');
	

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// this is the action hook to add stuff above the content..  
add_action( 'bp_after_header', 'cc_add_above_content' );

// this is the function to add stuff above the content.. 
function cc_add_above_content() { 

// first, add a wrapper around. 
echo '<div style="margin: 10px 0;">';

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// Some Examples 
// The following examples show how you can use the CC_Customizer class to generate the CSS for the frontend.  

// First create a new Customizer_Frontend_CSS object.
$cc_customizer = new Customizer_Frontend_CSS();

// Now we can start defining the styles we need for the frontend, 
// based on the saved option values in the WP Customizer. 

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/**
 * This small PHP class provides you some functions to build the frontend CSS from the WP Customizer Options.  
 * 
 * == Fight the PHP Noodles in your CSS! == 
 * As the resulting dynamic CSS of themes can look ugly, 
 * we thought about a sweet and short solution for this.  
 * 
 * == Better Readabilty ==