'Having multiple layouts in laravel

In my site I have seven different HTML Layouts. The reason i ended up having so many is because some pages had different headers/footers and some pages did not pass data from the back end which was required for the layout to work. I've ended up with several layouts. This is a pretty big inconvenience. Is there any way around this?

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Solution 1:[1]

another big hidden gem of blade I found was the @stack and @push functions.

You can use @push to add sections to a certain stack

In your template

@stack('scripts')

And then in your views

@push('script')
    <!-- Here goes your normal HTML -->
@endpush

Solution 2:[2]

For the layouts that require data, I think you could make it optional in the template and validate the data requirement in the controller instead of the template

Solution 3:[3]

I think i have found a better way around to achieve ( different headers and footers for different pages in laravel ).

views/
??? frontend/
?   ??? index.blade.php
|   |
?   ??? layouts/
|   |   ??? app.blade.php
|   |   |
|   ??? includes/
|   |   ??? nav.blade.php
|   |   |
|   |   ??? headers/
|   |   |     ??? main-header.blade.php
|   |   |     ??? another-header.blade.php
|   |   ??? footers/
|   |   |     ??? main-footer.blade.php
|   |   |     ??? another-footer.blade.php

Now in app.blade.php we use the @Yield('')

 <body id="body">
        @include('includes.partials.read-only')

        @yield('header')
        <div id="app">
            <div class="container">
                @include('includes.partials.messages')
                @yield('content')
            </div><!-- container -->
        </div><!-- #app -->

        @yield('footer')

And in index.blade.php i want to add the footer another-footer.blade.php

@section('footer')
    @include('frontend.includes.footers.another-footer.blade.php')
@endsection

In another pages if i want to use another footer then we can just change the included file inside the footer section.

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Solution Source
Solution 1 Jonas Lindenskov Nielsen
Solution 2 rebaz sabir
Solution 3 Martijn Pieters

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