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/* Extra styles for Gmail applied with Stylus
   in combination with Gmail's dark theme
   and the simpl.fyi Gmail v2 Firefox extension */

/* System fonts for Gmail */
.yW,
.hx .gD,
.xY,
.zA > .a4W,
.zA > .xW,

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:: 1. Create a file called secrets.ftp beside this one.
:: 2. Do not commit secrets.ftp to version control.
:: 3. Copy these lines (without the ::s) to it,
::    and add your server IP address, FTP username and FTP password:

:: open 54.454.4.47
:: ftpusernamehere
:: ftppasswordhere
:: cd  public_html
:: lcd public

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/* Extra styles for Gmail applied with Stylus
   in combination with Gmail's dark theme
   and the simpl.fyi Firefox extension */

/* Max width on email */
table.Bs.nH.iY.bAt {
    max-width: 50em;
    margin: auto;
}

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/* Work in progress.
   A Basecamp 3 dark theme for Stylus
   (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/styl-us/)
   based on https://userstyles.org/styles/177262/basecamp-insomnia */

:root
  {
    --bg-md: #18242b;
    --bg-md-2: #152025;
    --bg-lt: #213038;

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Using Windows Terminal

I've just started using Windows Terminal. Here are tips and settings I'm picking up along the way.

Set default shell

By default WT opens Powershell. I want CMD. Here's how to switch.

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How to merge someone's fork of your gist into your gist

I created a gist, then someone else forked it and improved it. With a full repository, I might get their improvements in a pull request. But that isn't availabe for gists.

This is how to get their changes into my gist.

1. Clone your own gist

    git clone [email protected]:YOUR_GIST_ID_GOES_HERE.git
   

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<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying single posts and pages,
 * adapted as an Electric Book WP page for the Twenty Twenty theme
 *
 * @link https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Twenty_Twenty
 * @since Twenty Twenty 1.0

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/*  userChrome.css can change the Firefox UI.
    For details, see https://www.userchrome.org/

    Instructions
    ------------
    Save it to your Firefox 'Profile Folder'. To find that folder:
    enter about:support in the Firefox address bar and look for it in the list.
    Save this file to that folder. Then tell Firefox to load it:
    enter about:config in the address bar, and search for userprof
    and if that setting exists, set the following value to true:

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#!/bin/bash

# This script will trigger a rebuild on a repo's GitHub Pages site,
# without having to create a new commit.
# To use this script:
# 1. Save this script to an easilyt accessible place, where you'll run it.
# 2. Create a personal access token on GitHub. In Your profile > Settings
#    > Developer settings > Personal access tokens
# 3. Save the token in a text file. Idealy, alongside the script as token.txt
# 4. Run the script from the Terminal with ./trigger-gh-pages-build.sh

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Create a files.txt list

Windows

dir /a-D /S /B > files.txt

• To remove .git folder, replace: ^\.git\\.*\n
• To remove sass-cache, replace: ^\.sass-cache\\.*\n
• To remove node_modules, replace: ^node_modules\\.*\n
• To remove _site folder, replace: ^_site\\.*\n