Laravel Themes Manager

# Views

# Errors views

Themes Manager allows you to override error views by creating Theme's specific error views into resources/views/errors directory of your theme.

For example, if you want to override 404.blade.php error view

    themes
        ├── vendorName
        │   ├── themeName
        │   │   ├── public
        │   │   └── resources
        │   │       └── views
        │   │           ├── layouts
        │   │           └── errors
        │   │           │   └── 404.blade.php
        │   │           └── ...
        │   └── ...
        └── ...

# Package views

Themes Manager allows you to override package views (published in resources/views/vendor by Laravel). You have to place your theme views into the resources/views/vendor/namespace directory (where namespace is the package's views namespace) of your theme.

For example, if you want to override authentication-card.blade.php from Jestream package

    themes
        ├── vendorName
        │   ├── themeName
        │   │   ├── public
        │   │   └── resources
        │   │       └── views
        │   │           ├── layouts
        │   │           └── vendor
        │   │               ├── jetstream
        │   │               │   └── components
        │   │               │       ├── authentication-card.blade.php
        │   │               │       └── ...
        │   │               │
        │   │               └── ...
        │   └── ...
        └── ...

This way your views will be used first before the one published into the standard resources/views/vendor directory.

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