Blade is the template engine for Laravel, a very popular php framework, developed by Taylor Otwell. This plugin brings the same template engine to wordpress. Using a template engine will result in much cleaner template files and quicker development. Normal php can still be used in the template files. The plugin also adds a wordpress specific snippet to blade. Check out the examples for more info.
echo/print
{{$foo}}
Turns into…
if()
@if(has_post_thumbnail())
{{the_post_thumbnail() }}
@else
<img src="{{bloginfo( 'template_url' )}}/images/thumbnail-default.jpg" />
@endif
Turns into…
<img src="/images/thumbnail-default.jpg” />
the loop
@wpposts
<a href="{{the_permalink()}}">{{the_title()}}</a><br>
@wpempty
<p>404</p>
@wpend
Turns into…
<a href="”>
404
wordpress query
<ul>
@wpquery(array('post_type' => 'post'))
<li><a href="{{the_permalink()}}">{{the_title()}}</a></li>
@wpempty
<li>{{ __('Sorry, no posts matched your criteria.') }}</li>
@wpend
</ul>
Turns into….
-
‘post’) ); ?>
have_posts() ) : ?>
have_posts() ) : $query->the_post(); ?>
- <a href="”>
Advanced Custom Fields
<ul>
@acfrepeater('images')
<li>{{ get_sub_field( 'image' ) }}</li>
@acfend
</ul>
Turns into…
- <img src="” />
Including other templates
To include a file with blade use: @include(‘header’) Note that you should not type “.php”. Files included with functions, e.g. the_header(), will not be compiled by Blade, however the php code in the file is still executed.
레이아웃
master.php:
@yield(‘content’)
page.php: @layout(‘master’)
@section('content')
<p>Lorem ipsum</p>
@endsection
See the Blade documentation for more info.
Contribute on github: github.com/MikaelMattsson/blade