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<?php

/**

 * @file

 * Gpanel snippet for the two column brick layout

 *

 * Gpanels are drop in multi-column snippets for displaying blocks.

 * Most Gpanels are stacked, meaning they have top and bottom regions

 * by default, however you do not need to use them. You should always

 * use all the horizonal regions or you might experience layout issues.

 *

 * How to use:

 * 1. Copy and paste the code snippet into your page.tpl.php file.

 * 2. Copy and paste the region definitions to your themes .info file.

 * 3. Clear the cache (in Performance settings) to refresh the theme registry.

Region Deinitions:

; 2 col 2x50

regions[two_brick_top]         = AT Two column brick - top

regions[two_brick_left_above]  = AT Two column brick - left above

regions[two_brick_right_above] = AT Two column brick - right above

regions[two_brick_middle]      = AT Two column brick - middle

regions[two_brick_left_below]  = AT Two column brick - left below

regions[two_brick_right_below] = AT Two column brick - right below

regions[two_brick_bottom]      = AT Two column brick - bottom

 */

?>

<?php if (

  $page['two_brick_top'] ||

  $page['two_brick_left_above'] ||

  $page['two_brick_right_above'] ||

  $page['two_brick_middle'] ||

  $page['two_brick_left_below'] ||

  $page['two_brick_right_below'] ||

  $page['two_brick_bottom']

  ): ?>

  <!-- Two column brick Gpanel -->

  <div class="at-panel gpanel panel-display two-brick clearfix">

    <?php print render($page['two_brick_top']); ?>

    <div class="panel-row row-1 clearfix">

      <?php print render($page['two_brick_left_above']); ?>

      <?php print render($page['two_brick_right_above']); ?>

    </div>

    <?php print render($page['two_brick_middle']); ?>

    <div class="panel-row row-2 clearfix">

      <?php print render($page['two_brick_left_below']); ?>

      <?php print render($page['two_brick_right_below']); ?>

    </div>

    <?php print render($page['two_brick_bottom']); ?>

  </div>

<?php endif; ?>