/**
 * @file
 * Panels Styling
 */


/* Body class when viewing a Panels page */
.page-panels  {
}


/*
 * AT Panels use different classes to the standard Panels layouts, instead
 * AT Panels mimic Drupal core regions and use "region region-[region-name]"
 * classes instead of bespoke Panels-esque class naming. You will find both
 * sets of classes below.
 */

/* Main wrapper - this will work for AT Panels, Gpanels and Panels module layouts */
.panel-display  {
}


/* Main wrapper on each panel region - this will work for AT Panels, Gpanels and Panels module layouts */
.panel-panel {
}


/* Inner wrapper on each panel region - this will work for AT Panels, Gpanels and Panels module layouts */
.panel-panel .inside  {
}



/*
 * AT Panel and Gpanel Layouts
 */

/* Main wrapper - this only works for AT Panels and Gpanels */
.at-panel {
}


/* Main wrapper on each panel region - this only works for AT Panels and Gpanels */
.at-panel .region {
}


/* Inner wrapper on each panel region - this only works for AT Panels and Gpanels */
.at-panel .region-inner {
}


/* Some AT Panels and Gpanels use row wrappers to help control the layout */
.at-panel .panel-row {
}


/*
 * Panes
 */

.panel-pane {
  margin-bottom: 20px;
}


.pane-inner {
}


.pane-title {
}


.pane-content {
}


.panel-pane .feed {
}


.panel-pane .links {
}


.panel-pane .more-link {
}


/*
 * Mini Panels
 */

.block-panels_mini {
  padding: 0;
}


.block-panels-mini .block-inner  {
}