Hi there (:
Look at http://www.google.com/nexus/4/ for example.
It will be cool, if around panels (or panes) omega can draw full-width wrapper. Yep, i can theme it by editing tpl, but checkbox on panels config form is much better and faster (:
Is it possible at all?
Comments
Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) commentedisn't "zone-content-wrapper", for example, full width? or do you mean something else?
Comment #2
alexander_danilenko commentedSorry, my english is not very good (: but i draw my idea. Hope you understand me (:
http://img.leprosorium.com/1609782
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedOhh, a "pane" with actual content inside too.. yes, I would also like to know how to do that :)
Comment #4
alexander_danilenko commentedby closing container-* div`s and draw wrapper-div after closed container, and again open container.
Schematic html version of this feature:
Comment #5
Soundvessel commentedI would even like to see this taken further with an option for omega to turn off the grid width containers for whole zones so you can define your own wrappers in your panel TPLs.
In the meantime you can use targeted CSS to pull open the divs restricting you from making your own wrappers in panels. This allows you to make multiple full width wrappers if such is required for theming. We did this to http://www.shopbitch.com/ for the zone-content area. It is a bit of a hack but if you use the grid960 markup starting with container-12 again etc in your panels they retain all the Omega responsive functionality.
Comment #6
abdelatifs commentedHey Guys,
The idea would be possible if we could remove container-12 class from zone-content and then you'd just implement danilenko.dn idea on post #4.
Anyone could point us in the right direction on how to remove that class?
Thanks guys
Abdelatif
Comment #7
iztok commentedMy simple CSS solution:
.grid-12 {
.panel-display.omega-grid {
margin-left: -10px;
margin-right: -10px;
}
}
Comment #8
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