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// Useful SCSS mixins.

// Apply styles to all header elements at once.
@mixin headers-all {
  h1,
  h2,
  h3,
  h4,
  h5,
  h6 {

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//
// Display a high-DPI sprite.
//
// @param $normal_image compass::sassextensions::sprites::spritemap
//   The normal-DPI sprite map. Will be used as a fallback.
// @param $highdpi_image compass::sassextensions::sprites::spritemap
//   The High DPI sprite map.
// @param $which_sprite Sass::Script::Value::String
//   The individual sprite to display.
// @param $background_color Sass::Script::Value::Color

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#!/bin/bash
#
# POSIX permissions for a folder need to include the execute bit so you can list
# their contents. But you don't want the execute flag on files, otherwise 
# someone could try to run them like a program.
#
# For this reason,
#
# chmod -R $some_mode $path_to_folder
#

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2.3.1

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BEFORE a branch has been merged in, you can:
    * list all commits that make up that branch with:
        git log
    * list all commits in that branch, excluding commits merged in, with:
        git log master..feature2a
        git log master..feature2a --first-parent
    * list all commits in that branch, excluding commits merged in AND merge commits with:
        git log master..feature2a --first-parent --no-merges

AFTER a branch has been merged in, you can list only the commits specific to that branch with:

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#
# Minimal Drupal 7.x development environment.
#
# Use:
# 1. Place a copy of this file at your Drupal site root.
# 2. Start the web stack: `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose up -d`
# 3. Set up `settings.local.php` (note that the host is 'db' and the username,
#    password, and schema are in the environment variables for the database
#    container below).
# 4. If you have a database dump to import, place it in your Drupal site root,

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<?php
/**
 * Generates a random date.
 *
 * Essentially generates a random, positive integer and interprets it as a
 * number of seconds from the start of the UNIX epoch (i.e.: 1970-01-01 00:00:00
 * UTC).
 *
 * This function checks $min and $max: if you try to pass $min < 0, the function
 * will use 0 as the minimum; likewise, if you pass $max > getrandmax(), the

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Bold:
  Find: \*\*([\P{C}]+?)\*\*
  Replace: *$1*

Italics:
  Find: \*([\P{C}]+?)\*
  Replace: _$1_

Monospace:
  Find: `([\P{C}]+?)`