On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 8:09 PM, cmherman <[email protected]> wrote:
Hm. If ($hasEdit) can't be recontextualized I guess I'll have to expand my options. Thanks for the link.
BTW, the problem I had with opening and closing the velocity macro is that, in a panel, closing the velocity macro signals the end of the panel to the CSS.
Hmm this is not really related to {{velocity}} macro but to what #panelheader produces actually (there is no way for the css to even know there was a {{velocity}} macro at all). We really need a more "modern" {{panel}} macro instead of that crappy velocity based #panelheader/#panelfooter... Anyway as I told you for the use case you described in your example there is no needed to cut the velocity content if you use the proper rights API.
The entire contents of the panel appear in the sidebar but only the header is enclosed in the box. The rest of the panels contexts float in whitespace between the Product Wikis panel box and the next panel's box. So, functional but ugly.
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