Hello,
I converted panels layout for twitter bootstrap. Based on the omega 12 columns panels layout.
Feel free to commit it to add the power of panels into twitter bootstrap :)
Here is a zip file to put in the theme folder, and you have to add a line into twitter_bootstrap.info
;Plugins
plugins[panels][layouts] = panels/layouts
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #7 | panels.zip | 20.08 KB | zmove |
| #3 | panels.zip | 21.08 KB | zmove |
| #2 | panels.zip | 21.15 KB | zmove |
| #1 | panels.zip | 21.24 KB | zmove |
| panels.zip | 21.24 KB | zmove |
Comments
Comment #1
zmove commentedI fixed some things after more tests. Download that file instead of the first one.
Comment #2
zmove commentedUpdate. Cleaned some divs (all the div class="inside") that are not necessary.
Comment #3
zmove commentedCorrect some typo. I think it's ok now and can be reviewed ^^
Comment #4
andregriffin commentedComment #5
andregriffin commentedComment #6
natted commentedComment #7
zmove commentedUpdated the files to the new project name.
Comment #8
frankbaele commentedthe idea is good but i rather have this postponed too the next release, at the moment we are just focusing on making 2.x stable and more usable
Comment #9
mrded commented@zmove I've wrapped your layouts to Panels Bootstrap Layouts module.
Can you check please?
Comment #10
mrded commentedComment #11
markhalliwellSeeing how there is now a module that provides this functionality now, I'm marking this as "won't fix".
Also, it should be mentioned that layouts tend to work best in modules anyway (especially if you have multiple themes) as they usually only go off the "active/default" theme. It is really hard to provide consistency with a base theme. I know this because of how Display Suite looks for their templates and also trying to implement #1961420: Allow modules to alter region and layout classes.