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/**
 * Enables smooth page scrolling for in-page links
 * Usage: Just add this to your web page and it will automatically be applied.
 *
 * @Copyright 2016-2017 TNG Consulting Inc. GPLv3+ license.
 */
jQuery( document ).ready(function() {
    // Scroll to the in-page id. # alone takes you back to the top of the page.
    jQuery(document).on('click', 'a[href^="#"]', function(e) {
        // Get the target element id

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/**
 * Enables scrolling to a class instead of an ID for applications like Moodle that use YUI.
 * YUI often litters your HTML code adding what appears to be random ID's for every element. This means that you can't
 * actually use ID's in your HTML, and hence, cannot create in-page links. This solves that problem.
 * Usage: 
 *     1) Add this code to your web page.
 *     2) Add a class called goto-WhatEverYouWant such as class="goto-section5" to an element.
 *     3) When you load the page, any classes starting with goto- will become an ID for that element.
 *        This will enable you to create in-page links such as <a href="#section5">Section 5</a>
 * Consider combining this with the optional smooth scrolling Gist for a nice touch.

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/*
 * Get a list of all roles in WordPress and return them as an array.
 * @return array of roles.
 */
function getRolesArray() {
    global $wp_roles;
    foreach($wp_roles->roles as $key => $role) {
        $roles[] = $key;
    }
    return $roles;

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/*
 * Get a list of all categories in WordPress and return them as an array.
 */
function getCategoriesArray() {

    // Retrieve object containing all of the categories.
    $cats = get_categories();

    // Convert the object into a simple array containing a list of categories.
    $categories[] =  '';