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I have a view that is shown in the footer of a theme (Lucid & Nodestream Features?). Since my task and scope is small, I do not what to change up everything - just use what is there. I want to show panelized node or a panel page in the header and footer of the footer view. I have tried "Entity: Rendered entity", but I just get the node's fields and not the panel layout & content.

How do I include a panel (3.3) in a view (3.7)? (not view in a panel)

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  • how about using display suite which integrates panel layouts and manage display of that particular entity ?
    – Jayaram
    May 29, 2013 at 16:30
  • the constraints (and some confusion) come from being stuck with someone else's site. Im not ready to ad DS to the mess :)
    – Tom
    Jun 8, 2013 at 4:53

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The views were supposed to be displayed in the panels not viceversa. Why not created a panel with header and footer for placing views instead?

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  • Well, that might be why im not figuring it out :D The view display is a content pane that I think is hard-coded in the theme's footer or controlled by a Feature? Im working on a site that displays the view in the footer area. Blocks are not used and Im not sure on the details. Rather than restructuring it all, I just wanted to slip a panel into the view's header.
    – Tom
    May 28, 2013 at 20:53
  • ill accept this as the answer if there is a reference at d.o that says panels can not be in a a view.
    – Tom
    May 28, 2013 at 22:05
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Though you should load view in panel and loading a panel from theme is not at all good option Still you could try something like this : http://drupalcontrib.org/api/drupal/contributions!panels!panels.module/function/panels_load_display/7

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One can easily include mini-panels in a view but I can not find anything on displaying a panel layout in a view header. The settings suggest that one can do as much. But I also finally realized that the footer view was not coded in the theme but was content of a site template page. For now the question does not need answered.

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