Blade Templates & Views Flashcards

Which Blade syntax outputs a variable with automatic HTML escaping?

Answer: {{ $var }}

Double curly braces {{ $var }} automatically escape HTML entities to prevent XSS attacks.

Which Blade directive is used to extend a parent layout?

Answer: @extends

@extends('layout-name') tells Blade that the current view inherits from a parent layout.

Which Blade directive marks the beginning of a content section in a child view?

Answer: @section

@section('name') defines a block of content that will be injected into the parent layout.

Which Blade directive in a parent layout outputs content defined in child view sections?

Answer: @yield

@yield('section-name') in a parent layout renders whatever content a child view injects into that named section.

How do you include a Blade sub-view (partial) inside another Blade template?

Answer: @include('partial')

@include('view.name') embeds another Blade view at that location and shares all variables from the parent scope.

Which Blade syntax outputs a variable as raw, unescaped HTML?

Answer: {!! $html !!}

{!! $html !!} outputs the value without HTML escaping, which is needed when rendering trusted HTML content.

Which Blade directive is used for basic conditional rendering?

Answer: @if

@if(condition) ... @endif is the standard Blade directive for conditional output, mirroring PHP's if statement.