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Best way to start new project?


I'm looking for a "blank page" to use for the base template / layout for my next laravel project - what is the best way to go about this with "Good – Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template" ?


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Lasse Hedegaard 3 years ago
Laravel Bootstrap 5
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Faizal Author 3 years ago

Hi Lasse,

You can use a fully rendered page in the index.html file from the zip. You can manually extract each partial from it.

Thanks


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Lasse Hedegaard 3 years ago

Thanks for your fast reply. I was afraid this would be the solution, as this is a ton of manual work - it's so bad it'll be faster to extract from a fully rendered page. Anyway - it is what it is. Amazing theme though happy


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riterix 3 years ago

It is not a ton of manual work, you can't see the benefit of it right now, because your project is just a pages or so... but when your project gets big enough you will find out that the best way of structuring a project would be a partials and dynamic includes alongsiode with Components strategies ... as Keenthemes design it.

Trust me Lasse, don't connect the dots right now, as Steve jobs said they do connect down the road, ;)


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Lasse Hedegaard 3 years ago

Thank you for the absolute lack of insight into my project, your mind reading skills are as great as your answer. Looking at your questions posted here you are not exactly a fountain of knowledge so great of you to drop by and provide no help whatsoever. I'm fully aware of how components work but for a main layout it makes no sense having to merge it all together, I can always split anything up when need be down the road but now it's just a hassle to include it all.


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Faizal Author 3 years ago

Hi Lasse Hedegaard,

You can export the HTML partials using our layout builder.

https://preview.keenthemes.com/good/layout-builder.html

Create blade files for each partial, then use @include function to include other blade file. Eg.


@include("layout.header")


Thanks


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