Fixing Blade not trimming the result #40
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Yes I have noticed this too. It's not ideal as you should specify the doctype on the first character and the charset should be specified first thing inside tl;dr +1 |
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This one gets to me too, thanks for the pull! :) |
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Fixing Blade not trimming the result
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When a view extends a layout that yields a content, normaly you give some spaces between the @extends('masterview') and the @section('example'), those spaces are being printed in the source code of the html.
The solution was trimming the content received from the compileString method.
Hope it helps.
Best wishes,
João Lopes