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Mastering Laravel Blade: @stack, @push, and @endpush

Mastering Laravel Blade: @stack, @push, and @endpush

Laravel Blade is packed with features that make creating dynamic layouts and reusable components seamless. Among these, @stack, @push, and @endpush stand out as powerful tools for managing dynamic content like CSS or JavaScript on a per-page basis. What Are @stack, @push, and @endpush?@stack: Defines a placeholder in the layout where content from the stack will be rendered.@push and @endpush: Add content to a named stack from child views or components.Basic Usage ExampleHere’s how they work together: Layout File (Master Template): blade <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>My App</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://dev.to/default-styles.css"> @stack('css') <!-- Placeholder for additional CSS --> </head> <body>…
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