function theme_workbench_element in Workbench 7
Generic theme function for use with Render API.
Renders the #title and #attributes properties if they are present.
2 theme calls to theme_workbench_element()
- hook_workbench_create_alter in ./
workbench.api.php - Allows modules to alter the default content creation page.
- workbench_content in ./
workbench.pages.inc - Page callback for the workbench content page.
File
- ./
workbench.theme.inc, line 13 - Theme file stub for Workbench.
Code
function theme_workbench_element($variables) {
$element = $variables['element'];
// Use the #title attribute.
$title = '';
if (!empty($element['#title'])) {
$title = '<h3>' . check_plain($element['#title']) . '</h3>';
}
$contextual = '';
if (!empty($element['contextual_links'])) {
$contextual = drupal_render($element['contextual_links']);
$element['#attributes']['class'][] = 'contextual-links-region';
}
// Use #attributes to customize a wrapper <div>.
$attributes = '';
if (!empty($element['#attributes'])) {
$attributes = drupal_attributes($element['#attributes']);
}
// Render any child items.
if (!$element['#children']) {
$element['#children'] = drupal_render_children($element);
}
// Build simple output.
$output = "<div{$attributes}>{$title}{$contextual}{$element['#children']}</div>";
return $output;
}