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Rails for Beginners Part 8: Using Partials for the Navbar Discussion

Discussion for Rails for Beginners Part 8: Using Partials for the Navbar
Adalberto Caldeira Adalberto Caldeira

I liked the navbar construction, very easy to build and this idea to separate is very good to improve time and speed building the webpage.

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Carlos Ospina Carlos Ospina

yeah the partials uses are great

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Blair Blair

Is "shared" a required name for the partials folder or can you name it anything?

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André Yuhai André Yuhai

The folder name does not have to be shared, it can be anything you wish. You can try foobar/_navbar.html.erb

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roadie roadie

you could also name it this_folder_contains_partials_which_are_shared_or_used_by_multiple_pages
or (if you want future devs looking at your app to figure it out by themselves) you could call it the_icecream_folder

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Amir Marmul Amir Marmul

partials is great

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Theki Theki

so for partials does it not render the additional content provided by application.html.erb and instead just inserts what is inside of the file itself verbatim?

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