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Layouts and content_for
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| If you want to change something in the layout on a per-template basis, content_for is your answer! This allows templates to specify view code that can be placed anywhere in a layout. |
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Best Practices of Sidebars & Layouts in Ruby on Rails This surprises even me, but I’m not sure what is the best way to provide multiple templates, sidebars, etc. (i.e. typical layout/templating stuff) before I read this. Formerly I exclusively use partials, now I know there’s another way, the content_for and yield. It’s not something that all beginner Railers know (including me) so I thought this’d be a great & very useful read |
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content_for best practices wanting to keep DRY, i'm wondering what the best way is to use this is if i'm wanting to check specific areas for content. based on if there is or isn't, i would like to totally remove or add elements to the page. |