Refactor app.blade.php to use the correct configuration file and class names for Google Tag Manager, navigation, footer, forms modal, and Livewire. #8
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Refactors the
app.blade.phpfile to utilize the correct configuration file and class names associated with Google Tag Manager, navigation, footer, forms modal, and Livewire components.Motivation
The previous implementation referenced an outdated configuration structure (
layouts-wrapper) which could lead to misconfigurations and affect the functionality of components across the application. By updating these references toapp-wrapper, we ensure that the application correctly accesses the intended configurations.Improvements
Correct Configuration Usage: Aligning the configuration to
app-wrapperimproves clarity and consistency in the application's configuration management.Error Prevention: By ensuring that the correct class names and configuration settings are used, we reduce the likelihood of runtime errors related to missing or misconfigured components.
Maintainability: This refactor enhances the maintainability of the codebase by using standardized naming conventions, making it easier for developers to understand and navigate the project.
Overall, these changes contribute to a more robust and reliable application, improving both the developer experience and end-user functionality.