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PHP Building Websites with PHP Contact Form & Sending Email Named Routes

Josh Naylor
Josh Naylor
19,341 Points
Posted by Josh Naylor
Josh Naylor
19,341 Points

How would you do a route of multiple levels without breaking path to CSS?

When I write out a route like this...

<?php
$app->get('/services/service-name', function() use($app) {
    $app->render('service-name.twig');
})->name('service-name');

The paths to the CSS and JS break and start loading from "example.com/services/css..." instead of "example.com/css...".

How would you use a route with multiple parts?

Ted Sumner
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 Points

Edited to format code.

Ted Sumner
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 Points

Deleted duplicate question.

2 Answers

Josh Naylor
Josh Naylor
19,341 Points
Josh Naylor
Josh Naylor
19,341 Points

Thanks, Ted!

I did it in a similar fashion, using the helper from Twig: 

<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ baseUrl() }}/css/master.css">
Ted Sumner
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 Points

That is better.

Ted Sumner
PLUS
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 Points
Ted Sumner
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 Points

The path is set in the main.twig file. You could also add the DIR constant to help ensure the path stays correct. It would look something like this: 

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php __DIR__; ?>/css/master.css">