Hi, make sure that's @yield('containertest') is in a test template so it must show loke this:

~\resources\views\test.blade.php:

This is the Test template.

@yield('containertest')

and

~\resoureces\views\childtemplate.blade.php:

@extends('test')

@section('containertest')
    Testing 'containertest'
@endsection

u must return the childtemplate from the controller as view.

The syntax and location of the templates are correct, as you mentioned.

I did not understand what you mean by "u must return the childtemplate from the controller as view". If you mean that I have to do this in the controller method : return view ('childtemplate'); the result is an error:

ErrorException in C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ vendor \ Laravel \ framework \ src \ Illuminate \ View \ FileViewFinder.php line 137: View [app] not found. (View: C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ resources \ views \ teste.blade.php)

But I think we have to make the call to the parent template, is not it?

 return view('childtemplate');

Ok, but the result is an error ("teste.blade.php" is a child template) :

ErrorException in C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ vendor \ Laravel \ framework \ src \ Illuminate \ View \ FileViewFinder.php line 137: View [app] not found. (View: C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ resources \ views \ teste.blade.php)

!!!!!!

I get an error :

ErrorException in C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ vendor \ Laravel \ framework \ src \ Illuminate \ View \ FileViewFinder.php line 137: View [app] not found. (View: C: \ wamp \ www \ Laravel \ resources \ views \ childtemplate.blade.php)