Before and After Rows filter

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10 years ago · Last reply by Iain McCallum 10 years ago

Hello,
I am trying to use the siteorigin_panels_before_row and the siteorigin_panels_after_row filters in my theme, and I am really confused by the documentation, and I can’t get the behavior I want. In fact, I get no behavior at all, which leads me to believe that I’m not using them properly.
Here’s what I am looking for:
I am trying to wrap every row’s content on every page/post in a standard container div. Why? I want the row itself to the be full with of the viewport, but I want the content (i.e. all of the panel-grid-cells) to be constrained to my site’s standard container parameters (width, margin, padding, etc). I need the row to be the full of with of the viewport so I can style it according to my users’ specifications. Here’s the desired output HTML for reference:

<div id="..." class="panel-grid">
  <div class="container">
    <div id="..." class="panel-grid-cell"></div>
    ...
    ...
  </div>
</div>

If anybody could help me with doing that, or point me in the direction of a filer that might better meet my need (and explain it) it would be very much appreciated.
Side question: I’m noticing this ‘premium version’ stuff at the bottom of the page. I work for a large enterprise, and we would be interested in a a paid support contract of some kind. Please let me know where I could find information on this.
Thanks much,
—Dan

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function before_row(){ return '<div class="class">'; } add_filter('siteorigin_panels_before_row', 'before_row', $panels_data['grids'][$gi], $grid_attributes); function after_row(){ return '</div>'; } add_filter('siteorigin_panels_after_row', 'after_row', $panels_data['grids'][$gi], $grid_attributes);

function before_row($panels_data, $grid_attributes){ $returnString = '<div class="' . $grid_attributes[style]['class'] . '">'; return $returnString; } add_filter('siteorigin_panels_before_row', 'before_row', 10, 2); function after_row(){ return '</div>'; } add_filter('siteorigin_panels_after_row', 'after_row', 10, 2);

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Iain McCallum 10 years, 1 month ago

Oop! Last one wasn’t so good.
I’m trying to do exactly the same thing.
This worked:

in the row options the user adds a class that indicated the background color of the full width section. The filter above applies that class to the extra div.
Hope this helps!

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