function panels_node_admin in Panels 5.2
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 6.2 panels_node/panels_node.module \panels_node_admin()
Page callback for the very short admin page.
1 string reference to 'panels_node_admin'
- panels_node_menu in panels_node/
panels_node.module - Implementation of hook_menu().
File
- panels_node/
panels_node.module, line 121 - panels_node.module
Code
function panels_node_admin() {
$output = '<p>';
$output .= t('Panel nodes do not have a normal administrative UI, such as panels pages or mini panels. With this module, a new node type is created: a "panel" node. These are nodes that have panel layouts, but do not have the breadth of features that panel pages do; these features are sacrificed so that you gain all the capabilities of nodes.');
$output .= '</p><p>';
$output .= t('You may create a !panel_node using the normal !create_content menu, and you can administer your panel nodes under the normal !administer_nodes menu (administrative permission required).', array(
'!panel_node' => l(t('panel node'), 'node/add/panel'),
'!create_content' => l(t('create content'), 'node/add'),
'!administer_nodes' => l(t('administer nodes'), 'admin/content/node'),
));
$output .= '</p><p>';
$output .= t('On the !settings page, you may control which panes may be added to panel nodes; this can be very valuable to limit what content is available if your users who can create panel nodes are not administrators.', array(
'!settings' => l(t('settings'), 'admin/panels/panel-nodes/settings'),
));
$output .= '</p>';
return $output;
}