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[RHDX-248] Update Layout: 2 Column assembly type display #3495

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This changes the way that Layout: 2 Column assembly type will display
content. We want to use this assembly type to support any kind of
assembly-based, 2 column layouts, not just a left sidebar scenario. To
do so, I have created 2 visual styles: Left sidebar and right sidebar.
The default behavior, now, will be an evenly split 6:6 layout.

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Relates to: https://projects.engineering.redhat.com/browse/RHDX-179

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Default - no visual style

localhost_ (4)

Right sidebar visual style

localhost_assembly_31000_view

Left sidebar visual style

localhost_ (5)

Important note

If/when merged, this will require a content update (update the visual style to Left Sidebar) of the 1 referenced Layout: Two Column assembly on Prod (the homepage). We could write a migration for that I suppose, but since there is only 1, it seems like a better use of time to just update the content manually.

This changes the way that Layout: 2 Column assembly type will display
content. We want to use this assembly type to support any kind of
assembly-based, 2 column layouts, not just a left sidebar scenario. To
do so, I have created 2 visual styles: Left sidebar and right sidebar.
The default behavior, now, will be an evenly split 6:6 layout.
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@jordanpagewhite this looks good!

My concern is I'm not sure how often the 6 X 6 columns will be used, but I understand the logic in have the default split down the middle.

This assembly can now be used to address the limitations @gdoyle1 came across with the right column eloqua field, correct? Or is that a separate ticket?

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@sjcox-rh Yes, this will be used to address use cases like the Eloqua form issue that Gina experienced

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Woot! Thanks @jordanpagewhite

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This looks good Jordan, the styles are exactly how I would have implemented them. Great job!

@alistairmc alistairmc merged commit 09ecb42 into redhat-developer:master Feb 7, 2020
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