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Maybe is cause you are calling it in the same template ?

Make a new blade and extend it from there then call the section.

app.blade:

      @yield('carometers')

another.blade:

    @extends('app.blade')

    @section('carometers')

         content

   @endsection
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Thanks for answering.

Sorry, I ended up messing up the code when posting. My code is the same as what you wrote.

The folder structure looks like this: views / frontend / layout / app.blade.php

In app.blade.php is the header and footer. In this screen I have: (@yield ('carometers'))

In the carometro view I have:

@extends ('frontend.layout.app') @section ('carometers') ... @endsection

On screen only loads the header and footer. The section does not load.

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I was able to show using @include. But I still can't understand why @include works and @yield doesn't work. I am developing a website and I am placing each section on a separate blade and on the main page I am calling @yield several times.

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Have you added the directive

     @parent

As in

     @section('x)
      @parent
            Content
      @endsection

Also check this out it will help you.

        https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/blade
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Thanks again for the help, but it didn't work out. I do not know what happens. I looked at the documentation and did the same, but it doesn't work.

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Good night, I could understand and see where I was going wrong. Thanks a lot for the help.

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