Creating Dynamic Content in Laravel Based on Site Settings

Create resources/views/admin/settings/edit.blade.php:

   <form action="{{ route('admin.settings.update') }}" method="POST">
       @csrf
       @method('PUT')

       <label for="pagination_limit">Pagination Limit:</label>
       <input type="number" name="pagination_limit" id="pagination_limit" value="{{ $paginationLimit }}">

       <button type="submit">Save</button>
   </form>

• Configurations like the app’s name, timezone, or default pagination limit are stored in the database.
• Localization adapts dynamically to user preferences or admin-defined site-wide language settings.

We’ll set up a system to:

In this example, the item will start with a basis of 200px, but it can grow to fill extra space and shrink if needed.

Flexbox allows for precise control of how items are distributed and aligned within a container.

• Use your browser’s developer tools to inspect the DOM and check for any JavaScript errors.
• Check the console output from the onChange callback to verify that content changes are being captured.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully integrated a WYSIWYG editor with Laravel Livewire, enabling real-time content synchronization between the editor and your Livewire component. This setup is particularly useful for building rich text editing features in your applications, allowing you to maintain a seamless user experience without full page reloads.