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<\/i><\/a>Next Actions Post For Monday November 2nd, 2015 at 12:45 am – Week 1 Marketing\u2191<\/a><\/sup><\/h3>\n

This is the default page contents:<\/p>\n

This will allow you to write about code in your blog page with ease. Below we display some lines of code and highlight lines 2 and 4.<\/p>\n

\r\nadd_filter( 'default_content', 'my_editor_content', 10, 2 );\r\nfunction my_editor_content( $content, $post ) {\r\n\t$currentWorkingDir =  getcwd();\r\n\t$currentPostType = $post->post_type;\r\n\t$content  = \"CurrentPostType =\". $currentPostType . \"\\n\";\r\n<\/pre>\n
Example of a Download Link:
\nComposer Download link <\/a><\/p>\n
Composer Download link <\/a><\/pre>\n
Example of an image link using relative paths to the image:<\/p>\n
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    <\/i><\/a>Here Is An Ordered List\u2191<\/a><\/sup><\/h3>\n
  1. List item 1<\/li>\n
  2. List item 2<\/li>\n
  3. List item 3<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
    <\/i><\/a>Here Are Two Columns in A Post With No Table Just CSS\u2191<\/a><\/sup><\/h3>\n
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    \n\tColumn 1 info here
    \n\tColumn 1 info here
    \n\tColumn 1 info here\n\t<\/div>\n
    \n\tColumn 2 info here
    \n\tColumn 2 info here
    \n\tColumn 2 info here\n\t<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
    Here is some code
    \n$hellocode = \"Here is some code\";<\/code><\/p>\n
    Here is how to print greaterthan and lessthan symbols in your wordpress post. If you would like to show the symbols like this:
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    \nUsage: git clone --bare <<dirname>>  '<<dirname>>.git'
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    Then you need to use the codes for the greaterthan and lessthan symbols like this:<\/p>\n
    Usage: git clone --bare  <<dirname>>  '<<dirname>>.git'  <\/pre>\n
    Warning:  This is using the Raw HTML plugin to keep wordpress from encoding the &lt and &gt as lessthan and greaterthan symbols when it reads the default post content from a file. This is why you see <!–raw–> and <!–\/raw–>  tags in the code above  <\/div>\n
    Here are a bunch of post notes to make special emphasis of important facts.<\/p>\n
     These make sure that you do not forget important points<\/b>. They make sure that subtle concepts<\/b> do not confused. <\/div>\n
     These notes point out common mistakes<\/b> that people make.<\/div>\n
    These show dangerous activities<\/b> that could cause serious security breaches or loss of data.<\/div>\n
    This illustrates best practices<\/b> to use when going about your work.<\/div>\n
    This makes connections<\/b> to how the world got into the state that it is in. Seeing the evolution of an idea<\/b> can sometimes help in its understanding.<\/div>\n
    This is where you can ask about something that you do not understand. This note records pondering<\/b> that often captures the context of your rational and emotional state when you where writing. It is alight for this to go unanswered in the question itself.<\/div>\n
    This is where you can propose a project idea. The purpose it to capture the insight<\/b> when it occurs to you because in a flash it could be gone. Just record what you are thinking about doing with no evaluation, like you are brainstorming. It might be a bit stream of conciousness but that is how my brain works. I will be working on one thing when something seemingly unrelated flashes into my mind.<\/div>\n
    <\/i><\/a>Here are some jQuery Tabs running in WordPress\u2191<\/a><\/sup><\/h3>\n
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