Showcase A
This is the Showcase-a position, which is using its default module styling.
Showcase B
This is the Showcase-b position, which is using the title1 module class suffix.
Showcase F
This is the Showcase-f position, which is using the title2 module class suffix.
Content Top A
The Content-Top-a position, using the title3 module suffix.
Content Top C
The Content-Top-c position, using its default module styling.
Module Positions
There are 68 collapsible module positions. If no module is published to a position, it will not appear, collapsing the entire area.
Non-Standard Elements
There are non-standard elements that are injected into the template grid structure when enabled via the template parameter.
For example: The logo element is injected into the header-a position. It is inserted in a stacked fashion, meaning, if there are modules published to the header-a position, they will appear in the same column as the logo, just one place below.
You can change the positions of these elements at Extensions → Template Manager → rt_panacea_j15
Layout Control
The positions themselves are highly configurable, with the ability to change the width allocation depending on how many positions are published to a particular module row, such as feature-a/f. This is also applicable to the mainbody which, provides for an easy mechanism to switch the positions and widths of the side columns. For more information, check the documentation linked below.
Gantry Framework : Layouts DocumentationPreview
The below diagram is of the Module Variations page.
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Content Bottom A
The Content-Bottom-a position, using its default module styling.
Content Bottom C
The Content-Bottom-c position, using the title4 module suffix.
MainBottom A
The MainBottom-a position, using the box3 module suffix.
MainBottom B
The MainBottom-b position, using the box1 module suffix.
MainBottom E
The MainBottom-e position, using its default module styling.
MainBottom F
The MainBottom-f position, using the box2 module suffix.