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?colorize=40,10,-40&contrast=2
?colorize=30,10,-40&contrast=5&brightness=-40
?colorize=10,10,-20&contrast=5&brightness=-10
?colorize=10,10,-20&contrast=5&brightness=15
?colorize=-20,10,20&contrast=5&brightness=-30
?colorize=-20,10,20&contrast=5&brightness=-30&filter=blurgaussian

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<?php
/**
 * 1. Add this to your theme's functions.php file.
 * 2. Create an 'ajax' folder in your theme directory.
 * 3. Create a PHP file to handle the AJAX call in the ajax folder.
 * 4. From Javascript, make an AJAX call using jQuery:
 * 5. $.get( window.themeSettings.ajaxUrl, {action: window.themeSettings.themeAjaxAction, template: 'YOUR TEMPLATE NAME (MINUS THE .php EXTENSION)'}, function( data ) { } );
 */

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<?php
/**
 * Retrive the tuples of metadata in a given set of post-types.
 *
 * @param $metakeys string|array - The metakeys to be the tuple elements
 * @param $post_types string|array optional - The post-types to limit the query on. Defaults to the current post-type
 *
 *  <?php
 *  $cities = get_postmeta_tuples( array( 'city', 'state' ), 'chapters' );
 *  ?>

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/* Add a wave alignment to your title text using Sass, Compass, and Lettering.js.
 *
 * Lettering.js wraps each letter with a span with a class of .char<#>. 
 * Compass provides math functions including the sin which provides the wave form. 
 */

$length: 11; // The word is 11 letters long
@for $i from 1 through $length {
  .char#{$i} {
    @include transform(translateY( sin(($i - 1)/($length - 1)*2*pi()) * -25px) );

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<!-- I noticed that Twitter Bootstrap has a feature to make your navigation work on mobile. 
It just appears that the documentation is missing for it. 

Take the navigation bar and then add a toggle button and wrap the navigation list in '.nav-collapse'.
-->
<nav class="navbar navbar-fixed-top">
  <div class="navbar-inner">
    <div class="container">
      <!-- Add toggle button -->
      <a class="btn btn-navbar" data-toggle="collapse" data-target=".nav-collapse">

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<ul>
<?php 
// nggdb::get_gallery( <gallery ID> )
// Get an array of nggImage objects.
$slides = nggdb::get_gallery( 1 ); 
foreach( $slides as $slide ) {
  // To see all the methods and attributes available, nextgen-gallery/lib/image.php
  echo '<li><img src="'.($slide->cached_singlepic_file( 872, 331 )).'" alt="'.esc_attr($slide->alttext).'" /></li>';
}
?>