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Authored by chad on Mar 10 2016, 3:06 AM.
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This allows setting of full-width content underneath the two column, or full column all by itself. Maybe these names are bad.

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Using these in Differential / Diffusion conversions.

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chad retitled this revision from to Add a footer to PHUITwoColumnView.
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Is this any different than this?

return $this->newPage()
  ->setBlahBlah(...)
  ->appendChild(
    array(
      $two_column_view,
      $some_more_content,
    ));
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Mar 10 2016, 3:09 AM

I suppose I can remove ActionList and PropertyList

Oh yeah, we probably got rid of all of those.

Go us!

Yes, it has built in page margins. I want to get away from setting margins for each component for different viewports and just use a page layout engine.

chad edited edge metadata.
  • remove lots of code

I suppose even this might move to subclassing newPage ? newObjectPage ?

This revision was automatically updated to reflect the committed changes.

I am trying to think what would make something like a redesign take less work in the future.