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Social Media Image Kit creates images by rendering Antlers or Blade templates and converting the results to an image. By default, templates must be stored within the following folder: 1 resources/views/social-media-image-kit/ A very basic template...
By default Social Media Image Kit registers a "Preview Social Media Template" action. This action item will appear for all entries where Social Media Image Kit has been enabled. Activating this action for an entry will redirect you to a page where...
Removes the document instance from all attached nodes. Calling this method will remove the document instance from all nodes that currently belong to this document. This can be useful if you simply want lightweight instances and do not necessarily...
Class : SwitchValidator The switch statement validator checks for common issues within Blade switch statements, such as: No, @case, directives were found within the, @switch, block, A, @case, statement is missing a, @break, A, @case, statement has...
While you could technically roll your own JavaScript to allow visitors to reply to other comments on your site, it is definitely easier to harness Meerkat's "reply to" JavaScript file. To add this file to your themes, simply use the following tag...
If you are using Prettier 3, you need version 2 of the prettier-plugin-blade package: 1 npm install prettier-plugin-blade@^2 After adding prettier-plugin-blade to your project, you may add the following to your projects .prettierrc file:
…sed by 38% in 2022 as compared to the previous year. Therefore, it's important for developers to take proactive measures in order to secure their development projects. Not taking cybersecurity seriously can cost your development firm a whole lot...
This article assumes that you have read through the Reply Forms article and already have a custom reply form that you want to extend further with JavaScript. You can hook into Meerkat's reply-to functionality by modifying the MeerkatReply window...
1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Str ; 2 3 // /home/path 4 echo Str :: start ( ' /home/path/ ' ' / ' ) ; 5 6 // home/path 7 echo Str :: start ( ' home/path/ ' , ' / ' ) ; 8 9 // Generate absolute URLs from relative paths. 10 $ domain = '...