By westsyde on

Other than changing code in the themes themselves, panels would work for me providing panels did not show on every type of page/node.

I want to restrict layouts to specific topics etc. Can panels be set to show on say product pages only?

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vm commented

panels are their own entities and you load "stuff" into panels. ie: product pages, nodes, blocks, views.

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westsyde commented

I have a multi panel layout with different nodes pointing to each panel on the product pages however it is also pointing to all the other node types as well, like the front page etc, which I want to remain paneless. I have panels setup by calling upon "node/%"

Can panels be restricted to specific node/page types etc ????

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westsyde commented

Worked it out but... I cant seem to work out how to create panels for different page types that can each have there own css associated.

For example I want to have panel pages for content types sport, nutritional, weight management, etc

I can create these content types within panels but only when using node_override, %node and node/% as shown here http://drupal.org/node/206185 however I cant workout how to create a panel type for each content type, so that the each have their own css, so I can theme each content type to look slightly different from the others, such as one having a light green background, one a red and one a blue as an example.

At present all I can work out is how to have all my product types controlled by one css file only.

Any suggestions ???

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westsyde commented

I see how to make mini panels and panel pages from create content, (which I might add is not a practical solution when you want to make multiple pages with the same layout) and I see how to css this.... but

I still cant work out how to css the content types that reference node/% which is used to call upon the multiple content types required. I need about 6 different content types such as sport, nutritional, weight management, and others however by using node/% as the URL it can only be used once.

Can you set the nodes for differant location so they dont conflict, such as node/%/location or similar

If I could create a page variation to the node_override using node/% as URL system such as sport_override using node/%/sport or similar and nutritional_override using node/%/nutrirtional etc etc for the varying product types, this would solve the css issue i face as I would then have one product type per node type due to having a number of differant paths/to/pages.

This type of example is referenced within panels so I imagine it can be done however I have not worked out how yet.

Any help given is appreciated.

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westsyde commented

I used taxonomy_theme-5.x-1.2.tar.gz as it seems to fit what I need.