Using Panels Wisely - DrupalCamp Ottawa 2014

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Panels is a popular module for creating landing pages, managing layouts, and developing dynamic pages through the user interface. In this session, we'll talk about techniques for taking advantage of Panels functionality and best practices for keeping your Panels consistent and well-organized.

Technology

USING PANELS
Suzanne Dergacheva
@suzanne_kennedy

Drupal Consulting, Development, andTraining
evolvingweb.ca
Suzanne Dergacheva, Co-founder
@suzanne_kennedy

TRAINING PROGRAM
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evolvingweb.ca/training

WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
managing blocks lots of layout
creating
custom
pages

CREATE LANDING PAGES
Path = homepage
layout content
Fancy Banner
Login
Welcome
Message
News
View
Contact Info
Variant #1: Homepage

CREATE LANDING PAGES
Path = homepage
Variant #1: Homepage

CREATE A DASHBOARD
Path = mydashboard
Fancy Banner
Admin
News
Admin
Message
Contact Info
layout content
Fancy Banner
Author
Message
layout content
Author
News
selection criteria
selection criteria
Are you an admin?
Are you an author?
Admin Variant
Author Variant
Contact Info

OVERRIDE EXISTING PAGES
Path = taxonomy/term/[tid]
Country
Variant
Province
Variant
City
Variant

OVERRIDE EXISTING PAGES
Path = taxonomy/term/[tid]
Category Variant
Fancy Banner
Admin
News
Admin
Message
Contact
layout content
selection criteria
Is the term
a category?
Tags Variant
Fancy Banner
Admin
News
Admin
Message
Contact
layout content
selection criteria
Is the term
a tag?

OVERRIDE EXISTING PAGES
Path = node/[nid]

OVERRIDE EXISTING PAGES
Path = node/[nid]
City Variant
selection criteria
Is the current
node a city?
arguments
[nid] = a node
Fancy Banner
Contact Info
content
adsbody related
content
contexts
all the ﬁelds/properties
for the current city
layout

CREATE DYNAMIC PAGES
Path = node/[nid]/gallery
Fancy Banner
Contact Info
layout content
selection criteria
Is the current
node an event?
Event Gallery Variant
contexts
all the ﬁelds/properties
for the current event
arguments
[nid] = a node

ADDING CONTENTTO A
PANEL
Custom
Blocks
Menus
Views
Widgets
Views
Panes
Page
Elements
Miscellan
eous
Activity

ADDING CONTENTTO A
PANEL
Custom
Blocks
Menus
Views
Widgets
Views
Panes
Page
Elements
Miscellan
eous
Activity
New
Custom
Content

MULTILINGUAL PANELS (1)
Bean
Single Panel for all Languages
(Translated with
entity translation)
Views
Pane
(Filter by language)

Language 2
MULTILINGUAL PANELS (2)
Language 1 Path
Translation

USABILITY FOR ADMINS
Panels In-Place-Editor

PANELS FOR LISTING PAGES
Make sure you’re linking to Panels

RESPONSIVE DESIGN
Make custom layouts and use media queries

TOO MANY LAYOUTS
Stick to a few good ones

DUPLICATE CONFIG
Use mini-panels or context
v

FLEXIBLE LAYOUTS
Instead, add custom layouts to your theme

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15. CREATE LANDING PAGES Path = homepage Variant #1: Homepage

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