Posted by sctech on July 16, 2011 at 6:55pm
We have a zone "div" with a background image that need to contain 3 regions. The first region is 100% width and the other two are side by side and varying percentage widths. One more thing, if pertinent, this take place in the content zone.
The new region has been added to the style. My instinct is to set the first region at 12 cols and expect the remaining two regions to stack below.
How does this really work?
Thanks for a taking the time to develop this new concept.
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Delta Layout tag
I am using context to include header and footer blocks on each page. Like the old days when you would include php files that displayed the menu systems. I also have Delta layout for my front page and another the other nodes. Currently I am appending the classes and wrapper tags within Delta with the name of the layout i.e. front-page-content-preface-zone. This allows me to have selector for a region within a Delta layout, .front-page-content-zone and .content-zone Then I can have more than one style for a region based on the Context.
Has the following idea been considered? I think that I could vastly reduce my class needs within a Delta layout if the name of the custom Delta layout was included in the body class. I could then use .my-delta-layout .target-element{} instead of the hoop jumping that I am doing. If I have missed the simple solution that is already included in Omega please let me know.
Sorry if this is as clear as mud. It is getting late. Thanks for your consideration. If I am posting in the wrong area please let me know.
You can add body classes with
You can add body classes with the context module (there is a context reaction for that). So I think this is pretty much covered and does not need to be replicated in Delta. I hate to pollute the markup with classes that are not needed in most cases!
I figured there was a
I figured there was a solution I was missing.
Thank you very much.