Load configured settings (renderer selection, CSS ID, CSS code) when a display is used

I guess this refers to the fact that I could not apply a css class or ID to a panelized teaser display. I really need this though. I need to apply a class to each one of my list of default layouts, so that I can further style them.

I was able to apply custom classes to the layouts, regions, etc in panels. admin/structure/panels/layouts

I got the same problem.

With existing entity, when I modified some options (CSS ID, link to entity, etc...) of the default display (by "default" I mean displays configurable in /admin/config/content/panelizer), these options were not used/copied to the display of the existing entity.

When creating new entity or reset displays of existing entity, these options were copied/used.

In order to resolve this problem, I added this, in PanelizerEntityDefault.class.php, in the hook_entity_load and at line ~841 :

                $context = array(
                    'panelizer_defaults' => $panelizer_defaults,
                    'view_mode' => $view_mode
                );
                
                drupal_alter('panelizer_entity_default', $entity, $context);

after :

if (!empty($entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->did)) {
            if (empty($displays[$entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->did])) {
              // Somehow the display for this entity has gotten lost?
              $entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->did = NULL;
              $entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->display = $this->get_default_display($bundles[$entity_id], $view_mode);
            }
            else {
              $entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->display = $displays[$entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->did];
            }
          }
          else {
            if (!empty($panelizer_defaults[$entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->name])) {
              $entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->display = $panelizer_defaults[$entity->panelizer[$view_mode]->name]->display;

Then in my custom module :

function mymodule_panelizer_entity_default_alter(&$entity, &$context)
{
    $panelizer = $entity->panelizer[$context['view_mode']];
    if(isset($context['panelizer_defaults'][$panelizer->name]))
    {
        $default = $context['panelizer_defaults'][$panelizer->name];
        
        $attributes_to_copy = array(
            'no_blocks',
            'css_id',
            'css',
            'contexts',
            'relationships',
            'css_class',
            'title_element',
            'link_to_entity',
            'extra'
        );
        
        foreach($attributes_to_copy as $attr)
        {
            if(isset($default->$attr))
            {
                $panelizer->$attr = $default->$attr;
            }
        }
     
        $entity->panelizer[$context['view_mode']] = $panelizer;
    }
}

Patch seems to be working well for me, thanks!!!

Refering from https://drupal.org/comment/8478787#comment-8478787

Panelizer was using the saved values from table "panelizer_entity" and did not respect views contexts that were loaded for that view mode. Patch from #10 solved that for me.

Thanks @DamienMcKenna for pointing me to the right issue!

I've implemented a fix at #1965148-25: Load the full Panelizer default object which should cover this problem as well - please have a look and test.

@fago

Should the reference to your fix be at #1965148-25: Load the full Panelizer default object?

edt: sorry, just realized how the short-link works. I see you were referencing: https://drupal.org/comment/8492051#comment-8492051. I misunderstood and thought that was a reference to a node (8492051).

yes, I updated the link to avoid further confusion ;)

With both patches - #10 from here and https://drupal.org/comment/8492051#comment-8492051 - I cannot apply the value I enter in the "CSS ID" field on the Settings page to the panelized entity. It simply is not part of the html.

What I enter in "CSS class" field gets rendered though.