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Here I oppose three different ways to export modules on node.js
Lets say we want to export three functions from a file called count.js
var counter = function(arr){
return 'There are '+ arr.length + ' elements';
}
//This can be done by using backticks
var adder = function(a,b){
return `The sum of two numbers is ${a+b}`;
}
var pi = 3.142;
//Export
module.exports.counter = counter;
module.exports.adder = adder;
module.exports.pi = pi;
Here are some css selectors you can use to make your own wonderful html tables.
.table-1{}
.table-1 th{}
.table-1 td{}
.table-1 tr:first-child{}
.table-1 tr:last-child{}
.table-1 tr td:first-child{}
.table-1 tr td:last-child{}
.table-1 tr:nth-child(odd){}
.table-1 tr:nth-child(even){}
If you don’t won’t to use the default html buttons it’s easy to create your own styled buttons. Below I oppose two examples. You can additionally add border-radius and other styles to make it look nicer.
At the examples I chose div elements for the buttons, but you can easialy use span elements, so you don have to make the display inline-block.
WordPress, provides us with many usefull functions, that make our lives easier, and by which, we can customize or create new themes rapidly.
If you haven’t visited the official WordPress functions referance page, then do it and don’t get overwhelmed. After reading it more closely, you will find out that this is a very usefull recource for you to learn in depth WordPress.
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