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Hi.
Seems that I have updated my theme too fast...
Using Context, I have a page with a GPanel (4X25) for logged in users. But the GPanels does not show up.
• In Context, I can see all "AT Four column 4x25" sections.
• In appearance/settings/my_theme I can read : Your theme currently uses these Gpanels:
One column
AT Four column 4x25
• In my_theme.info file I have :
;----------// Gpanel Regions
; If you are using Gpanels copy and paste the region definitions here. You
; will find them in each layout PHP file in adaptivetheme/layouts/gpanels
; 4 col
regions[four_first] = AT Four column 4x25 - 1
regions[four_second] = AT Four column 4x25 - 2
regions[four_third] = AT Four column 4x25 - 3
regions[four_fourth] = AT Four column 4x25 - 4
; 1 col
regions[one_main] = AT One column
• In themes/adaptivetheme/at_core/templates page.tpl.php I have :
<!-- !Tertiary Content Region -->
<?php print render($page['tertiary_content']); ?>
<?php if (
$page['four_first'] ||
$page['four_second'] ||
$page['four_third'] ||
$page['four_fourth']
): ?>
<!-- Four column Gpanel -->
<div class="at-panel gpanel panel-display four-4x25 clearfix">
<div class="panel-row row-1 clearfix">
<?php print render($page['four_first']); ?>
<?php print render($page['four_second']); ?>
</div>
<div class="panel-row row-2 clearfix">
<?php print render($page['four_third']); ?>
<?php print render($page['four_fourth']); ?>
</div>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php print render($page['one_main']); ?>
<!-- !Footer -->
<?php if ($pa...
I'm missing something...
Thanks.
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