Sage 10: Where is head, body, app, etc?

Hi
in Sage 10 where I have to put:

  1. code for <head> (ie. meta for favicons or Google Analytics or other)
  2. where I put classes on <body> tag
  3. how to remove <div id="app"> wrapping all? Or is it reccomended to keep it?

Thanks

You can find it inside of index.php

Check the screenshot below:

@hallowichig0 Thanks!
Is a good practice modify that file?
It seems like it’s not a good thing put <meta> and stuff directly in that file, to me, wrong?
Is there maybe a better practice?

Also I need to use a Blade directives (@asset or @svg for include an svg sprite) and can’t work there

Yes you can modify that file. You can also use some WordPress hook like the wp_head action to add some meta tag.

Example:
In setup.php

add_action( 'wp_head', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\your_action_hook' );
function your_action_hook() {

    echo '<meta charset="' . bloginfo( 'charset' ) . '">';

}

You can also try this one.

In index.php

<?php echo \Roots\view(\Roots\app('sage.view'), \Roots\app('sage.data'))->render(); ?>

In app.blade.php

<!doctype html>
<html {!! get_language_attributes() !!}>
  @include('partials.head')
  <body @bodyclass>
    @wpbodyopen
    @action('get_header')
    @include('partials.header')
      <main id="primary" class="main content-area main-wrapper">
        @yield('content')
      </main>
    @include('partials.footer')
    @action('get_footer')
    @wpfoot
  </body>
</html>

Take note: you need to install Sage Directive via componser
See for the reference: https://log1x.github.io/sage-directives-docs/usage/wordpress.html

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Thanks @hallowichig0
this one could works without Sage Directive? Using standard WP function in place of directives

Yes, you can replace the sage directives with WP function like in the Sage 9

<!doctype html>
<html {!! get_language_attributes() !!}>
  @include('partials.head')
  <body @php body_class() @endphp>
    @php do_action('get_header') @endphp
    @include('partials.header')
    <main id="primary" class="main content-area main-wrapper">
      @yield('content')
    </main>
    @include('partials.footer')
    @php do_action('get_footer') @endphp
    @php wp_footer() @endphp
  </body>
</html>
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