How to reuse a blade partial in a template

Question

I would like to be able to repeat a partial a number of times within a view, with different content in each repetition.

The partial is a simple panel, with a heading, an

Answer 1

For Laravel 5.4, Components & Slots may be useful for you. The following solution is for Laravel 4.x, and likely <= 5.3 as well.

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In my opinion, this is a silly use case for the @include syntax. The amount of HTML retyping you're saving is negligible, especially since the only potentially-complicated part of it is the inner content. Keep in mind, the more parsing that needs to be done, the more overhead your application has, also.

Also, I don't know the inner workings of the @yield & @section features, so I can't say how "proper" it is to work your includes this way. Includes typically utilize a key => value pair passed as a parameter in the include call:

@include('panel', ['heading' => 'Welcome', 'inner' => '
Some stuff here.
'])

Not the most ideal place to pack a bunch of HTML, but that's the "designed" way (as far as I know, at least).

That said...

Use the @section ... @overwrite syntax mentioned in the "Other Control Structures" part of the template docs page.

@extends('default')

@section('content')

    {{-- First Panel --}}
    @section('heading')
        Welcome, {{ $user->name }}
    @overwrite
    @section('inner')
        
Welcome to the site.
    @overwrite
    @include('panel')

    {{-- Second Panel --}}
    @section('heading')
        Your Friends
    @overwrite
    @section('inner')
        

        @foreach($user->friends as $friend)
            
{{ $friend->name }}
        @endforeach
        
    @overwrite
    @include('panel')

@stop