Theme Group homepages

Moving group node links into the same pane as the node body would also clear the way for including the sharethis widget: http://drupal.org/node/1857354

I'm unfamiliar with panelizer, and but was looking to no avail for the panels node override on structure > pages... and the panelizer tab on group pages cannot be accessed because of http://drupal.org/node/1787398

The node links panel is already in the same pane as the body and the browsing widget. The issue is just theming that specific panel differently, or appending the node links to the bottom of the node body.

@jpontani: what is the url of this admin screen?

/admin/structure/types/manage/group/panelizer/page_manager/content

Thanks jpontani. i didn't think to look in content types, makes more sense than hidden away in panels.

so it appears that node links and node body are two separate panes in the same panel region.

i'm looking for a solution to this problem, as well as the lack of the social share buttons (http://drupal.org/node/1857354 ), and the lack of the logo ( http://drupal.org/node/1885546 ).

to solve these 3 problems and continue using styling that's being applied to .node-type-group .panel-pane, we could replace the "node body" and "node links" panes with the "node content" pane, and then style the elements. this is kinda messy because it would also print out field labels and the Group field, but those could easily be hidden.

I believe this will be addressed by #1889420: Theme blocker: Like, follow and social links in a post node once that issue moves all these items to the $links array.

This is ready for themeing. Note that the Panelizer config may not take effect for existing group nodes.

Here's what it looks like as presently themed:

As pointed out at #1889420: Theme blocker: Like, follow and social links in a post node, the styles for the Commons like widget appear to not take effect in this presentation.

http://drupalcode.org/project/commons_groups.git/commit/8da1a2e

On Safari the text for Follow or Following appears to be squeezed together into 1 character, and does not appear in Firefox at all.