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This document summarizes new options for theming and layouts in Drupal using Panels and Display Suite. It discusses using these modules to create templates for different content types, print fields, manage node displays, create landing and home pages, and share styles between layouts in a more maintainable way than traditional theming.
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Panels&ds dca
- 1. Panels and Display Suite The Future of DrupalThemingBy Brent RatliffMediacurrent Consultant Drupalcamp Atlanta 2010 October 2, 2010
- 2. Brent Ratliff Drupal.org/user/175971 Twitter.com/brentratliff Blog: laminarlogic.com Email: brent.ratliff@mediacurrent.com
- 3. Content Types Building blocks of content Create a node type for each “template” Theme it
- 5. Core Node Display UI
- 7. I want to print a CCK image field <?php print $content->WTH[‘?’][‘HUH’]; ?> $node->field_image_cache['0']['filepath'];
- 8. Theming is Painful to Maintain
- 9. Event Layout in Display Suite
- 10. Multiple Content Types in DS
- 11. Node Display Fields UI
- 12. Views Display Style UI
- 13. Event Layout in Panels
- 14. Panels Node Display UI
- 16. Multiple Content Types in Panels
- 18. Landing Pages in Panels
- 19. Panels Home Page
- 20. Reusable Styles in Panels
- 21. Skinr
- 22. References http://drupal.org/project/ds http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode40 http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode41 http://drupal.org/project/panels http://drupal.org/node/496278 http://bit.ly/bVcIxs http://bit.ly/d7Ztjv http://drupal.org/node/700056
Editor's Notes
- Mention the use of Context Module and how the Register block could be done by User Role in Panels.