I have a very simple requirement - I have a layout comprising of a header and body. It is a sub-layout of the page, not for the page itself.
This layout is repeated throughout multiple pages, and it is possible the structure around it will change. So I want to be able to separate the content of the header and the content of the body from the structure that contains it.
My first attempt was to use render a partial as a layout that used named yields to render a header and body:
<header class="Resource-header">
<%= yield :resource_header %>
</header>
<div class="Resource-body">
<%= yield :resource_body %>
</div>
Then render it from my templates like this:
<%= render layout: 'admin/resource' do %>
<% content_for :resource_header do %>
<% end %>
<% content_for :resource_body do %>
<% end %>
<% end %>
However, this renders nothing.
I started playing with the order of things, and discovered that if the content_for blocks are declared before the call to the partial, this approach does work:
<% content_for :resource_header do %>
<% end %>
<% content_for :resource_body do %>
<% end %>
<%= render layout: 'admin/resource' do %><% end %>
However this just feels incredibly hacky. It seems that content_for
is scoped globally, and there is no association between the content_for
block and the partial rendering.
So what is the correct way for me to achieve this?
I just happened to have exactly same problem.
Solution is: in your partial layout file 'admin/resource' body:
<header class="Resource-header">
<%= yield resource, :resource_header %>
</header>
<div class="Resource-body">
<%= yield resource, :resource_body %>
</div>
in your templates do:
<%= render layout: 'admin/resource' do |resource, section| %>
<% case section %>
<% when :resource_header %>
Resource header shows here.
<% when :resource_body %>
Resource body shows here.
<% end %>
<% end %>
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