Since Twill 3.x it is possible to nest blocks. In theory to infinity.
To make this work you can add one or more block editors to your block.
However, you have to specify their names
File:
resources/views/twill/blocks/nested-block.blade.php
1@twillBlockTitle('Nested Block left right') 2@twillBlockIcon('text') 3@twillBlockGroup('app') 4 5<x-twill::input 6 name="title" 7 label="Title" 8 :translated="true" 9/>10 11<x-twill::block-editor name="left"/> 12<x-twill::block-editor name="right"/>
With the example above we now have 2 editors. One is named left
and the other right
.
Now, let's move over to the rendering aspect.
Following the documentation of block editors we know already how to render a block.
File:
resources/views/site/blocks/nested-block.blade.php
1@php 2 /** @var \A17\Twill\Services\Blocks\RenderData $renderData */ 3@endphp 4<div style="width: 100%"> 5 <div style="width: 50%; float: left;"> 6 Left 7 {!! $renderData->renderChildren('left') !!} 8 </div> 9 <div style="width: 50%; float: left;">10 Right11 {!! $renderData->renderChildren('right') !!}12 </div>13</div>
$renderData
is new in Twill 3.x, it is a nested representation of the data to be rendered.
By default, the solution above will render all the children next to each other. But if you wish to wrap the
children each in their own container you can use the getChildrenFor
method on the $renderData
1@php 2 /** @var \A17\Twill\Services\Blocks\RenderData $renderData */ 3@endphp 4<div style="width: 100%"> 5 <div style="width: 50%; float: left;"> 6 Left 7 8 @foreach($renderData->getChildrenFor('left') as $leftBlock) 9 <div style="background-color: green; padding: 150px;">10 {!! $leftBlock !!}11 </div>12 @endforeach13 </div>14 <div style="width: 50%; float: left;">15 Right16 17 @foreach($renderData->getChildrenFor('right') as $rightBlock)18 <div style="background-color: orange; padding: 150px;">19 {!! $rightBlock !!}20 </div>21 @endforeach22 </div>23</div>