[Solved] Adding an "active" class to <nav>/navigation menus in Laravel
Basically the same with PHP in general; only real difference is the use of Route::currentRouteName(). Code: <nav> <?php $...
Basically the same with PHP in general; only real difference is the use of Route::currentRouteName(). Code: <nav> <?php $...
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Basically the same with PHP in general; only real difference is the use of Route::currentRouteName(). Code:
Mostly self explanatory. Uses PHP stdClass.
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• [2019-08-20 16:25 PDT] August R. Garcia (2 years ago)🕓 Posted at 20 August, 2019 16:25 PM PDT
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