You should simply create a reusable component with slot. Import it globally and just use it that way. You won't need to link specific layout on each view.
Something like this, depending on your design complexity.
Export default { name: 'layoyt', }
🤔🤔 and how does this support multiple different layouts?
Create few global components, apply different scss and you can have multiple layouts
I'm not sure if you have read the article.
It is about how to load that layouts not how you implement a single layout 🤔🤔🤔🤔
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You should simply create a reusable component with slot. Import it globally and just use it that way. You won't need to link specific layout on each view.
Something like this, depending on your design complexity.
Export default {
name: 'layoyt',
}
🤔🤔 and how does this support multiple different layouts?
Create few global components, apply different scss and you can have multiple layouts
I'm not sure if you have read the article.
It is about how to load that layouts not how you implement a single layout 🤔🤔🤔🤔