As of right now, you could simply change the file extensions from .blade.php to .php as well as change the syntax, and it should work as expected. For things such as the search form, comments template, etc. – you can remove_filter() the following filters.
For this specific project, we’re using a child theme and only overwrite a couple of files. Most aren’t even root level template files (archive.php, single.php) but loaded in the parent via get_template_part().
The problem with having Sage10 in the Child Theme is, that it does not load any of the parent’s template files. I’m assuming this is due to the way it hooks in the parts locating template files and overwriting this by using the rendered Blade templates.
Hence, I thought removing this part would get me back my parent theme’s original template files.
We’ve had very good results on a former project with Sage9, I like the use of Laravel Mix, collect() and such, so I thought it was a good idea to use Sage10 for this child theme project as well.
Is your project updated to the latest Sage 10 commit as well as using the latest Acorn? @QWp6t would have to verify as I am not at my computer to test– but child themes should be working properly as of a few weeks ago.