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I have a partial that I'd like to use in a layout but when I load up a page it'll look in a different folder for the partial.
So for my layout I've got.
%html
%head
%body
.content
= yield
.footer
= render :partial => 'tracking'
And in my layouts folder I have the partial file "app/views/layouts/_tracking.html.haml" that I'd like to use in the layout for all pages. But when I load up a page It'll give me an error saying it can't find the template "products/_tracking.erb"
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Template partials are small bits of reusable template or tag parts. You could create a Template partial for any number of purposes, anywhere that you need to reuse a small portion of a template, including partial or complete tags, other variables, etc.
The tag {% include %} is how a partial is added to a page. By default, Eleventy looks for partials in the _includes folder. For example, to include header HTML that is in the file _includes/_head. html, the tag would be {% include _head.
A partial is a denture that replaces the missing teeth when someone still has multiple natural teeth remaining. It is removable, not attached permanently to the teeth or jawbones. A removable partial denture.
Partials are Mustache template files that are included in a page, similar to an include, import, or a nested template. You don't determine where partials display in your templates. Your templates only determine the layout of the large blocks of content, like headers, banners, footer, and sections.
just use
= render :partial => '/layouts/tracking'
I think you just pass it a full path to it, like
<%= render "shared/menu" %>
ref: 3.4.1 second example here: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/layouts_and_rendering.html#using-partials
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