Still learning the sage 9 blade template setup and correct usage. If I have the following in my app.blade.php file: <main class="col-lg-8... <aside class="col-lg-4... and I want a different column layout (for example, col-lg-12, no aside), (question) would I need to copy app.blade.php, modify it…

Best practice is kind of going to be whatever best fits your use case. Your initial idea (copy app.blade.php and change the classes) will work, but then you have to maintain two layout-level views, which seems less than ideal. If you structure your app.blade.php so that it’s all includes pulling con…

app is the base for your html/php - you can change html markup whatever suits your needs there :slight_smile: app includes code from other places, you should not duplicate this file but spend some time investigating how wordpress is structured and how it actually works app.blade.php is good starti…

I’m still not folloiwng. I’m talking about a WordPress custom page template that you select from the dropdown in the admin page editor. The kind that has this comment (for example): <?php /** * Template Name: Full Width Page All the blade templates are currently extending app.blade.php, which in …

I just had this exact issue. What I settled on was extending the display_sidebar filter to check for custom templates where sidebars should not appear. This is nice because it leverages the built-in Sage 9 sidebar function. // in wp-content/themes/iiba/app/filters.php add_filter('sage/display_sid…

I was trying to think of something like this, but would not have been able to figure that out on my own. Thanks!

This is working great, but I’m plagued by warnings when going to pages from other plugins: Notice: Undefined variable: sidebar_css in ... Trying to figure out the best way to fix it. I added is_bbpress(), into isset($display) || $display = in_array(true, [... That fixed it some, but I’m not sure…

The only way $sidebar_css could be undefined is if you didn’t add the app/Controllers/App.php functions I listed, or if you added some conditionals to those functions that result in nothing returned. Public functions in App.php will available to all templates as variables. It would have nothing to d…

/** * Bootstrap classes if sidebar **/ public function sidebarCss() { return 'col-lg-8'; } /** * Classes if no sidebar **/ public function noSidebarCss() { if (is_front_page()) { return 'small-12'; } else { return 'col-lg-8 offset-lg-2'; } } The problem is with bbpress…

A few months ago I created a composer package to work with bbpress using blade templates. Check it out: [image] Sage BBPress Composer package sage I’ve created a simple composer package to use BBPress on Sage 9. Now you can use BBPress templates in sage blade views. It …

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carlosfaria July 15, 2019, 8:57am 10

A few months ago I created a composer package to work with bbpress using blade templates. Check it out: