Panels Everywhere

Panels Everywhere is an advanced method to completely do away with Drupal's restrictive blocks system and instead use the much more freeing Panels Layout system to control how your pages look. Panels Everywhere modifies the page as it is being rendered to 'wrap' the content in a display and can even take over your page theme to do away with the need for a page.tpl.php.

Doing this requires that you set up a few things properly, because Drupal is not really designed for this kind of behavior. Be sure to read the README before trying to use this module.

This module requires both the Panels module, and the Page Manager module from the Chaos Tools Suite.

Themes with Panels Everywhere support

The following is a non-exhaustive list of themes that are known to have support for Panels Everywhere:

Theme D6 D7 Note Aurora no stable Advanced HTML5 base theme. AT Panels Everywhere alpha dev A subtheme for Adaptive Theme. Circle no stable Clean HTML5 base theme. Kalatheme no stable Bootstrap-based base theme. Lucid no alpha A responsive HTML5 theme as dynamic as any Drupal base theme. NodeStream base theme alpha alpha Default theme for the Nodestream profile. Omega no stable v4 Omega is a base theme framework, and supports Panels Everywhere as of version 4. Panany unsupported no Very nice simple theme by jwolf, has extra Panels Styles also. Pannelli no alpha A 960gs base theme that uses less instead of css. Precision stable alpha Grid based theme. Radix no stable Bootstrap-based. Tinsel stable no Garland converted. Versatile no stable Base theme containing 6 layouts and 3 styles.

Got one you want to add? Add it to #685296: Themes that support Panels Everywhere. (Be sure to make it 'active' if it's currently set fixed or closed).

Project planning

An official project plan is being managed via Trello to aid with getting towards a v7.x-1.0 release.

Credits

Currently maintained by Damien McKenna. Originally written by Earl Miles with many contributions by Claes Gyllensvärd.

Ongoing development is sponsored by Mediacurrent. All initial development was sponsored by IO1.