=> array( 'typography', 'textColumns' ), ), 'textDecoration' => array( 'property_keys' => array( 'default' => 'text-decoration', ), 'path' => array( 'typography', 'textDecoration' ), ), 'textTransform' => array( 'property_keys' => array( 'default' => 'text-transform', ), 'path' => array( 'typography', 'textTransform' ), ), 'letterSpacing' => array( 'property_keys' => array( 'default' => 'letter-spacing', ), 'path' => array( 'typography', 'letterSpacing' ), ), ), ); /** * Util: Extracts the slug in kebab case from a preset string, * e.g. `heavenly-blue` from `var:preset|color|heavenlyBlue`. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $style_value A single CSS preset value. * @param string $property_key The CSS property that is the second element of the preset string. * Used for matching. * @return string The slug, or empty string if not found. */ protected static function get_slug_from_preset_value( $style_value, $property_key ) { if ( is_string( $style_value ) && is_string( $property_key ) && str_contains( $style_value, "var:preset|{$property_key}|" ) ) { $index_to_splice = strrpos( $style_value, '|' ) + 1; return _wp_to_kebab_case( substr( $style_value, $index_to_splice ) ); } return ''; } /** * Util: Generates a CSS var string, e.g. `var(--wp--preset--color--background)` * from a preset string such as `var:preset|space|50`. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $style_value A single CSS preset value. * @param string[] $css_vars An associate array of CSS var patterns * used to generate the var string. * @return string The CSS var, or an empty string if no match for slug found. */ protected static function get_css_var_value( $style_value, $css_vars ) { foreach ( $css_vars as $property_key => $css_var_pattern ) { $slug = static::get_slug_from_preset_value( $style_value, $property_key ); if ( static::is_valid_style_value( $slug ) ) { $var = strtr( $css_var_pattern, array( '$slug' => $slug ) ); return "var($var)"; } } return ''; } /** * Util: Checks whether an incoming block style value is valid. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $style_value A single CSS preset value. * @return bool */ protected static function is_valid_style_value( $style_value ) { return '0' === $style_value || ! empty( $style_value ); } /** * Stores a CSS rule using the provided CSS selector and CSS declarations. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $store_name A valid store key. * @param string $css_selector When a selector is passed, the function will return * a full CSS rule `$selector { ...rules }` * otherwise a concatenated string of properties and values. * @param string[] $css_declarations An associative array of CSS definitions, * e.g. `array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" )`. */ public static function store_css_rule( $store_name, $css_selector, $css_declarations ) { if ( empty( $store_name ) || empty( $css_selector ) || empty( $css_declarations ) ) { return; } static::get_store( $store_name )->add_rule( $css_selector )->add_declarations( $css_declarations ); } /** * Returns a store by store key. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $store_name A store key. * @return WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Rules_Store|null */ public static function get_store( $store_name ) { return WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Rules_Store::get_store( $store_name ); } /** * Returns classnames and CSS based on the values in a styles object. * * Return values are parsed based on the instructions in BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param array $block_styles The style object. * @param array $options { * Optional. An array of options. Default empty array. * * @type bool $convert_vars_to_classnames Whether to skip converting incoming CSS var patterns, * e.g. `var:preset||`, * to `var( --wp--preset--* )` values. Default false. * @type string $selector Optional. When a selector is passed, * the value of `$css` in the return value will comprise * a full CSS rule `$selector { ...$css_declarations }`, * otherwise, the value will be a concatenated string * of CSS declarations. * } * @return array { * @type string[] $classnames Array of class names. * @type string[] $declarations An associative array of CSS definitions, * e.g. `array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" )`. * } */ public static function parse_block_styles( $block_styles, $options ) { $parsed_styles = array( 'classnames' => array(), 'declarations' => array(), ); if ( empty( $block_styles ) || ! is_array( $block_styles ) ) { return $parsed_styles; } // Collect CSS and classnames. foreach ( static::BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA as $definition_group_key => $definition_group_style ) { if ( empty( $block_styles[ $definition_group_key ] ) ) { continue; } foreach ( $definition_group_style as $style_definition ) { $style_value = _wp_array_get( $block_styles, $style_definition['path'], null ); if ( ! static::is_valid_style_value( $style_value ) ) { continue; } $parsed_styles['classnames'] = array_merge( $parsed_styles['classnames'], static::get_classnames( $style_value, $style_definition ) ); $parsed_styles['declarations'] = array_merge( $parsed_styles['declarations'], static::get_css_declarations( $style_value, $style_definition, $options ) ); } } return $parsed_styles; } /** * Returns classnames, and generates classname(s) from a CSS preset property pattern, * e.g. `var:preset||`. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string $style_value A single raw style value or CSS preset property * from the `$block_styles` array. * @param array $style_definition A single style definition from BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA. * @return string[] An array of CSS classnames, or empty array if there are none. */ protected static function get_classnames( $style_value, $style_definition ) { if ( empty( $style_value ) ) { return array(); } $classnames = array(); if ( ! empty( $style_definition['classnames'] ) ) { foreach ( $style_definition['classnames'] as $classname => $property_key ) { if ( true === $property_key ) { $classnames[] = $classname; } $slug = static::get_slug_from_preset_value( $style_value, $property_key ); if ( $slug ) { /* * Right now we expect a classname pattern to be stored in BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA. * One day, if there are no stored schemata, we could allow custom patterns or * generate classnames based on other properties * such as a path or a value or a prefix passed in options. */ $classnames[] = strtr( $classname, array( '$slug' => $slug ) ); } } } return $classnames; } /** * Returns an array of CSS declarations based on valid block style values. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param mixed $style_value A single raw style value from $block_styles array. * @param array $style_definition A single style definition from BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA. * @param array $options { * Optional. An array of options. Default empty array. * * @type bool $convert_vars_to_classnames Whether to skip converting incoming CSS var patterns, * e.g. `var:preset||`, * to `var( --wp--preset--* )` values. Default false. * } * @return string[] An associative array of CSS definitions, e.g. `array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" )`. */ protected static function get_css_declarations( $style_value, $style_definition, $options = array() ) { if ( isset( $style_definition['value_func'] ) && is_callable( $style_definition['value_func'] ) ) { return call_user_func( $style_definition['value_func'], $style_value, $style_definition, $options ); } $css_declarations = array(); $style_property_keys = $style_definition['property_keys']; $should_skip_css_vars = isset( $options['convert_vars_to_classnames'] ) && true === $options['convert_vars_to_classnames']; /* * Build CSS var values from `var:preset||` values, e.g, `var(--wp--css--rule-slug )`. * Check if the value is a CSS preset and there's a corresponding css_var pattern in the style definition. */ if ( is_string( $style_value ) && str_contains( $style_value, 'var:' ) ) { if ( ! $should_skip_css_vars && ! empty( $style_definition['css_vars'] ) ) { $css_var = static::get_css_var_value( $style_value, $style_definition['css_vars'] ); if ( static::is_valid_style_value( $css_var ) ) { $css_declarations[ $style_property_keys['default'] ] = $css_var; } } return $css_declarations; } /* * Default rule builder. * If the input contains an array, assume box model-like properties * for styles such as margins and padding. */ if ( is_array( $style_value ) ) { // Bail out early if the `'individual'` property is not defined. if ( ! isset( $style_property_keys['individual'] ) ) { return $css_declarations; } foreach ( $style_value as $key => $value ) { if ( is_string( $value ) && str_contains( $value, 'var:' ) && ! $should_skip_css_vars && ! empty( $style_definition['css_vars'] ) ) { $value = static::get_css_var_value( $value, $style_definition['css_vars'] ); } $individual_property = sprintf( $style_property_keys['individual'], _wp_to_kebab_case( $key ) ); if ( $individual_property && static::is_valid_style_value( $value ) ) { $css_declarations[ $individual_property ] = $value; } } return $css_declarations; } $css_declarations[ $style_property_keys['default'] ] = $style_value; return $css_declarations; } /** * Style value parser that returns a CSS definition array comprising style properties * that have keys representing individual style properties, otherwise known as longhand CSS properties. * * Example: * * "$style_property-$individual_feature: $value;" * * Which could represent the following: * * "border-{top|right|bottom|left}-{color|width|style}: {value};" * * or: * * "border-image-{outset|source|width|repeat|slice}: {value};" * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param array $style_value A single raw style value from `$block_styles` array. * @param array $individual_property_definition A single style definition from BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA * representing an individual property of a CSS property, * e.g. 'top' in 'border-top'. * @param array $options { * Optional. An array of options. Default empty array. * * @type bool $convert_vars_to_classnames Whether to skip converting incoming CSS var patterns, * e.g. `var:preset||`, * to `var( --wp--preset--* )` values. Default false. * } * @return string[] An associative array of CSS definitions, e.g. `array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" )`. */ protected static function get_individual_property_css_declarations( $style_value, $individual_property_definition, $options = array() ) { if ( ! is_array( $style_value ) || empty( $style_value ) || empty( $individual_property_definition['path'] ) ) { return array(); } /* * The first item in $individual_property_definition['path'] array * tells us the style property, e.g. "border". We use this to get a corresponding * CSS style definition such as "color" or "width" from the same group. * * The second item in $individual_property_definition['path'] array * refers to the individual property marker, e.g. "top". */ $definition_group_key = $individual_property_definition['path'][0]; $individual_property_key = $individual_property_definition['path'][1]; $should_skip_css_vars = isset( $options['convert_vars_to_classnames'] ) && true === $options['convert_vars_to_classnames']; $css_declarations = array(); foreach ( $style_value as $css_property => $value ) { if ( empty( $value ) ) { continue; } // Build a path to the individual rules in definitions. $style_definition_path = array( $definition_group_key, $css_property ); $style_definition = _wp_array_get( static::BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA, $style_definition_path, null ); if ( $style_definition && isset( $style_definition['property_keys']['individual'] ) ) { // Set a CSS var if there is a valid preset value. if ( is_string( $value ) && str_contains( $value, 'var:' ) && ! $should_skip_css_vars && ! empty( $individual_property_definition['css_vars'] ) ) { $value = static::get_css_var_value( $value, $individual_property_definition['css_vars'] ); } $individual_css_property = sprintf( $style_definition['property_keys']['individual'], $individual_property_key ); $css_declarations[ $individual_css_property ] = $value; } } return $css_declarations; } /** * Style value parser that constructs a CSS definition array comprising a single CSS property and value. * If the provided value is an array containing a `url` property, the function will return a CSS definition array * with a single property and value, with `url` escaped and injected into a CSS `url()` function, * e.g., array( 'background-image' => "url( '...' )" ). * * @since 6.4.0 * * @param array $style_value A single raw style value from $block_styles array. * @param array $style_definition A single style definition from BLOCK_STYLE_DEFINITIONS_METADATA. * @return string[] An associative array of CSS definitions, e.g., array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" ). */ protected static function get_url_or_value_css_declaration( $style_value, $style_definition ) { if ( empty( $style_value ) ) { return array(); } $css_declarations = array(); if ( isset( $style_definition['property_keys']['default'] ) ) { $value = null; if ( ! empty( $style_value['url'] ) ) { $value = "url('" . $style_value['url'] . "')"; } elseif ( is_string( $style_value ) ) { $value = $style_value; } if ( null !== $value ) { $css_declarations[ $style_definition['property_keys']['default'] ] = $value; } } return $css_declarations; } /** * Returns compiled CSS from CSS declarations. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param string[] $css_declarations An associative array of CSS definitions, * e.g. `array( "$property" => "$value", "$property" => "$value" )`. * @param string $css_selector When a selector is passed, the function will return * a full CSS rule `$selector { ...rules }`, * otherwise a concatenated string of properties and values. * @return string A compiled CSS string. */ public static function compile_css( $css_declarations, $css_selector ) { if ( empty( $css_declarations ) || ! is_array( $css_declarations ) ) { return ''; } // Return an entire rule if there is a selector. if ( $css_selector ) { $css_rule = new WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Rule( $css_selector, $css_declarations ); return $css_rule->get_css(); } $css_declarations = new WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Declarations( $css_declarations ); return $css_declarations->get_declarations_string(); } /** * Returns a compiled stylesheet from stored CSS rules. * * @since 6.1.0 * * @param WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Rule[] $css_rules An array of WP_Style_Engine_CSS_Rule objects * from a store or otherwise. * @param array $options { * Optional. An array of options. Default empty array. * * @type string|null $context An identifier describing the origin of the style object, * e.g. 'block-supports' or 'global-styles'. Default 'block-supports'. * When set, the style engine will attempt to store the CSS rules. * @type bool $optimize Whether to optimize the CSS output, e.g. combine rules. * Default false. * @type bool $prettify Whether to add new lines and indents to output. * Defaults to whether the `SCRIPT_DEBUG` constant is defined. * } * @return string A compiled stylesheet from stored CSS rules. */ public static function compile_stylesheet_from_css_rules( $css_rules, $options = array() ) { $processor = new WP_Style_Engine_Processor(); $processor->add_rules( $css_rules ); return $processor->get_css( $options ); } } Apply Natural Makeup with These Easy Steps | AajKaViral
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Apply Natural Makeup with These Easy Steps

The secret to applying natural makeup is that it should have a set or routine that you follow every day. I bet you’ve heard before that the key to natural-looking makeup is to apply your makeup with a certain routine on a daily basis but I have no idea what that is.

The thing about cosmetics is that they are only applicable for certain hours of the day so don’t get too excited about having a good eye makeup. It’s only good for eight hours at a stretch and not suitable for 12. It’s also okay for the evening as long as it’s not getting very warm and if you can see the lip color then it’s fine.

Everyday Makeup Routine

The best way to get a makeup look that is natural is to follow a certain routine every day. There are some really simple ways that I use to apply makeup every day that I will be talking about below.

Know your base. A base is a foundation that you start off with. It’s the foundation that you mix with your skin toner. If you want to create a more natural makeup looks then you need to go in this direction.

Next, what you do is mix your own base. This will give you a base that you can use with any foundation. That’s it. You want to make sure that you have a base that is always compatible with whatever skin tone you have.

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Use Face Cream for Makeup

It’s always a good idea to mix your base using a little bit of cream. You can add whatever amount of cream you want or you can take the exact same face that you are trying to get a natural makeup look and blend it with the cream. Either way is fine.

Now you are going to put on your base and you want to blend that into your base. If you start to think that you can just blend the cream onto your base without blending into it then you are going to find that it isn’t going to work. You want to have a base that blends well into your base.

The next step is to move in a direction that you can use both your base and your toner. This can make it easier for you to get a look that you want to have. It’ll also help you get a natural makeup look that won’t be too unnatural.

Do always Lighter or Natural Looking Makeup

If you’re looking for the most natural look that you can get then you want to keep in mind that you will need to move toward the outer edges of your face. This is going to make it easier for you to keep your skin in shape. If you’re looking for a much more natural look than you want to keep the entire face together.

If you follow these steps then you are going to find that it’s easy to get a natural makeup that is going to work. It’ll also be easy to apply makeup and it won’t give you problems. If you’re looking for the most natural look then this is the way to go. I mostly use mac strobe cream pinklite on my face. It gives me the best result.

Don’t get any new tips and tricks and learn them from a book because there isn’t one out there that is going to help you with makeup. It’s a lot simpler than that and the results are well worth it.

Once you’ve learned the basics and are able to apply your natural makeup then it’s time to try out some other stuff. Things like powder makeup, loose powder, eye shadows, and even blushes. I hope you liked my post on makeup ideas with some easy steps. Stay tuned with more makeup and skincare tips.

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