php-laravelHow can I use the @yield directive in PHP Laravel?

The @yield directive is used in PHP Laravel to inject content into a layout template. It allows you to define sections of content in a template and then inject those sections into the layout.

For example, the following code block uses the @yield directive to define a section called "title". The content of this section can then be injected into the layout template.

@section('title')
    My Page Title
@endsection

The content of the section can then be injected into the layout template using the @yield directive.

<title>@yield('title')</title>

This will output the following:

<title>My Page Title</title>

The @yield directive can also be used to inject content from a template into a layout template. For example, the following code block defines a template called "content".

@section('content')
    <h1>My Page Content</h1>
@endsection

The content of this template can then be injected into the layout template using the @yield directive.

@yield('content')

This will output the following:

<h1>My Page Content</h1>

The @yield directive is a powerful tool for separating content and layout in PHP Laravel applications.

Helpful links

• Laravel Documentation - Blade Templates
• Laracasts - Understanding Laravel Blade Template Inheritance

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