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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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 * About Classy Panel Styles
 * Configuration
 * Known Issues
 * Acknowledgements

ABOUT CLASSY PANEL STYLES
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- CPS allows themers and designers to create a simplified pool of ready-made
  styles for site builders to choose from when laying out their pages. These
  translate directly to template and class changes in the DOM in a predictable
  way.
- Bridges the gap between styles applied to the site regions and styles applied
  to the content itself... where the "theme" ends and the WYSIWYG editor begins.
- Builds on the drag-and-drop content layout freedom that Panels provides.
- Allows editors to apply ready-made styles a themer has whipped up for them —
  without having to remember class names!

CONFIGURATION
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- Visit admin/config/content/classy_panel_styles.
- Clone the styles provided by the "cps_example" sub-module, or create your own.
- Create the CSS that contains the classes you specify.
- Specify the CSS file at admin/config/content/classy_panel_styles/settings.
- If desired, featurize your CPS styles and settings.
- Configure your Panels panes and regions to use the Classy Panel Styles style.

KNOWN ISSUES
------------

- When saving a panel page after modifying region style settings, you may see
  PHP notices. This is a known Panels bug.
  @see https://drupal.org/node/2098515

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
----------------

- The maintainers: Kendall Totten, Derek DeRaps, and Matt Davis.
- Jason Smith, for the initial concept and development work.
- Jeff Diecks, for encouraging us to make this module to happen.
- Other Mediacurrent developers who contributed to this module in its early
  stages, including but not limited to:
  - Damien McKenna,
  - Jay Callicot,
  - Alex McCabe,
  - and more.
- Mediacurrent, for funding many of the development hours.
- Various clients of Mediacurrent, including The Weather Channel, out of whose
  website development this module grew.

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  1. CONTENTS OF THIS FILE

  2. ---------------------

  3. 

  4.  * About Classy Panel Styles

  5.  * Configuration

  6.  * Known Issues

  7.  * Acknowledgements

  8. 

  9. ABOUT CLASSY PANEL STYLES

  10. -------------------------

  11. 

  12. - CPS allows themers and designers to create a simplified pool of ready-made

  13.   styles for site builders to choose from when laying out their pages. These

  14.   translate directly to template and class changes in the DOM in a predictable

  15.   way.

  16. - Bridges the gap between styles applied to the site regions and styles applied

  17.   to the content itself... where the "theme" ends and the WYSIWYG editor begins.

  18. - Builds on the drag-and-drop content layout freedom that Panels provides.

  19. - Allows editors to apply ready-made styles a themer has whipped up for them —

  20.   without having to remember class names!

  21. 

  22. CONFIGURATION

  23. -------------

  24. 

  25. - Visit admin/config/content/classy_panel_styles.

  26. - Clone the styles provided by the "cps_example" sub-module, or create your own.

  27. - Create the CSS that contains the classes you specify.

  28. - Specify the CSS file at admin/config/content/classy_panel_styles/settings.

  29. - If desired, featurize your CPS styles and settings.

  30. - Configure your Panels panes and regions to use the Classy Panel Styles style.

  31. 

  32. KNOWN ISSUES

  33. ------------

  34. 

  35. - When saving a panel page after modifying region style settings, you may see

  36.   PHP notices. This is a known Panels bug.

  37.   @see https://drupal.org/node/2098515

  38. 

  39. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

  40. ----------------

  41. 

  42. - The maintainers: Kendall Totten, Derek DeRaps, and Matt Davis.

  43. - Jason Smith, for the initial concept and development work.

  44. - Jeff Diecks, for encouraging us to make this module to happen.

  45. - Other Mediacurrent developers who contributed to this module in its early

  46.   stages, including but not limited to:

  47.   - Damien McKenna,

  48.   - Jay Callicot,

  49.   - Alex McCabe,

  50.   - and more.

  51. - Mediacurrent, for funding many of the development hours.

  52. - Various clients of Mediacurrent, including The Weather Channel, out of whose

  53.   website development this module grew.