When editing the context in mini-panels you get the required context at the left-container div and context and relationships on the right-container div,
but when editing a page context in delegator, the context screen only have the right-container with the context and relationship configuration forms, but
not the left-container (so you don't have the required context).
That also creates a css pagination bug, where it breaks all the layout in the theme, at least with a Zen sub-theme with left block.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | context_theme_inc.patch | 582 bytes | jcmarco |
| #3 | context.theme_.patch | 578 bytes | jcmarco |
Comments
Comment #1
jcmarco commentedMore information:
If there is an argument defined then there is a left-container with the summary of context,
and there is not css render problems with divs.
But if there is not argument defined there is not any left-container and the layout is broken.
It is possible that this bug was from Panel 3.x
Comment #2
jcmarco commentedComment #3
jcmarco commentedThe issue was in context.theme.inc (where else!!)
If there is no output it returns nothing. Breaking the right-container float: right.
Now it returns an empty table, but it returns a div region that allows that div tables renders fine.
It is just an UI issue
Kudos for this so beast module.
Comment #4
jcmarco commentedComment #5
merlinofchaos commentedOk, the principle looks good. The code style is wrong (the ternary operator should have spaces around each operator).
Comment #6
jcmarco commentedYou are right.
Thank you.
Comment #7
merlinofchaos commentedCommitted. Thanks!