Design/Theme

Hi guys,

Divs/ids for registered and anonymous users differ in some places that changes same page look and requires additional time to play with CSS. One of the places I wonder how to fix the right way is blocks on the homepage. There is between blocks space that defined as .context-block { padding-bottom: 10px; }. So there is space in case of registered user and then it dissapeares ones you logged out. Please see fragments of html code below (OP 2.2).

Will appreciate your help,
Thank you,
Gennady


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div id="op-content">

I'm trying to create a page from panels to replace the homepage of my OP 2.3 site.

I have renamed the page-front.tpl.php in my sub-theme and the original openpublish theme folders and then flushed all my cache theme registry. But, for whatever reason, the 3-column layout of the original frontpage remains (the 2 vertical dividers are present) and the panel page attempts to squeeze its entire page content into the left column.

As a test, I make /node, the frontpage designation, and navigate to /frontpage, the panel page, and /frontpage dispaly as I intended.

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Right now I have a mega menu produced "On top of content" but I really want the menu to be in the primary links section.

Could really use some guidance.

Thanks

Hi
Not sure how t happened but after I added some extra modules (location and calendar) the block that contains the primary links menu expanded from 45 to 123 (firebug).
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This is all I see in page-front.tpl.php about regions:

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div id="sidebar-left">

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