Now that we have set up all the tools to create blocks on both Twill and Vue sides, let's create some generic blocks. Each block will be created in the Common namespace and will be manually added as an allowed block in the controller of our PageConte...
Now that we can create pages, it's time to leverage Twill's powerful content management features and construct reusable blocks. In this article, we will focus on creating a basic Title Twill Block (with a translatable Twill Text Input in a Common nam...
If a Twill module uses Revisions, you can benefit from an awesome Twill feature: preview your changes before publishing and compare old revisions. By default, it uses Blade views, so working with Inertia needs some adjustments. The principle For now,...
In this article, we will see the creation and customization of a Twill singleton module to provide a Homepage for our application. Singleton module creation In Twill terminology, a Singleton Module is globally like a classic module except that it man...
Layouts For the moment, we have just one Twill module with one Inertia page, but we will probably have more page templates with different modules in our application (home, blog, portfolio, contact, customer account, ...). It may be a good idea to cre...
We will use our previous PageContent module to make some improvements. Props optimization When Inertia renders a Page, all the props are JSON encoded in a data-page attribute of the root div. So, when we add the $item to Inertia in our App Controller...
