What I want to do is
which I can't do because it is most likely nesting php tags inside one another. However I can't seem to find another solution where I can set something like
@section('layout') layouts.users @stop
for each page. This way I could have @extends('layouts.main') used for every file and use it for every page just changing a small section in the middle. This seems like a simple task I assume I am just approaching it wrong.
Thanks for any help on the matter.
I was thinking what I could do is load is extend something like @extends('layout.users') and include the information at the top but the OCD in me wants to leave extend the same for every file.
Ok so this is the solution that I thought of I extend a different page for each blade but the layout that is being called just contains.
@include( 'includes.default' )
Page
@include( 'includes.default_end' )
This lets me get around putting specific html in my footer and header files since I know that I will have 10% of my pages that need some different layout. Looking for some feedback still to see if others who have been using blade/laravel longer think this is a sane solution.
you can extend multiple sections and even overwriting them. there is also a @parent tag that allows you to append / prepend to the existing content.
aside from all this you can use variables
@extend( $MyVarThatWasSetInMyController )
zenry said:
you can extend multiple sections and even overwriting them. there is also a tag that allows you to append / prepend to the existing content.
aside from all this you can use variables
@extend( $MyVarThatWasSetInMyController )
Awesome, I was originally trying to stay away from in the page it should load through the controller. But that is what it is there for so... anyway I did what you said and I like it a lot more than my prior solution. Thanks for the help! Still getting use to blade and being able to use variables without php tags.
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