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maywood: fix colors array warning #8672
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There are a number of `$colors_array` entries, but using array keys that do not exist generates warnings similar to: > Warning: Undefined array key "txt" in wp-content/themes/pub/maywood/inc/wpcom-colors.php This pattern has been happening in several themes and needs to be cleaned up.
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There are a number of
$colors_arrayentries, but using array keys that do not exist generates warnings similar to:This pattern has been happening in several themes and needs to be cleaned up.
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