Use th:replace to include HTML fragments in Thymeleaf

[@mgallegos94]

Thank you so much! I spent like 2 hours trying to figure this out. Your video was much simpler than any docs Thymeleaf has.

[@discospiff]

Thanks! Those are my favorite videos... when I find the documentation online insufficient, I do my best to make a video that explains it in a simple manner.

[@davidhemmesch5692]

Hi Brandan, these videos are great, and I've watched many of them now! I appreciate your style and ability to explain concepts. I'm a former K-12 teacher who now works for a software company....teaching myself to code!

[@discospiff]

Very nice! That's a great story. I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Let me know how it goes!

[@eliekhattar]

Hi Brandan, this looks awesome , I'm not new to Thymeleaf worked of few examples in the previous month but Fragments is some how new to me and looks straight forward as I can see from your video, please keep on submitting such as ones..thank you

[@discospiff]

I'm planning to post 4-5 videos per week, for the next few months. This week I'll have more on Bootstrap and Thymeleaf integration. Glad to hear this helps!

[@eliekhattar]

@@discospiff That is great, I are you by any means in the future going to record a tutorial for spring boot and apache kafka? Thank you

[@discospiff]

@@eliekhattar I'm always looking for new ideas. Thanks for the suggestion! What do you like about kafka?

[@eliekhattar]

I would like how we can read from a DB some records and sending them to Kafka topic(s) and then consuming them ... might face a project like that in my current job...thank you

[@knightridernina]

The first link in your navbar example is the active link, "nav-item active", meaning that's the page you're currently on. How can you update that, using the fragment insert example you just provided, so that whatever page you're on is reflected as the active link in the navbar?

[@flopani5059]

Worked like a charm!!!

[@discospiff]

Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment.

[@devtest8078]

Great video Brandan. Very helpful. Thanks.

[@discospiff]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad it helped.

[@agustinalopezb]

Thank you so much! Very helpful :)

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Thanks for letting me know.

[@jirehguy]

Can you use th:replace to make sure the headers in all your pages import the same css/js/etc files?

[@donglaizhang7895]

Thanks, that's exactly what I am looking for.

[@discospiff]

Great... glad you found it!

[@random-null-pointer]

what if I have to change topnav.html file name? do I have to modify all my pages

[@hichamo-sfh177]

i think obviously yeah ..

[@davidgg8462]

clear and good

[@wpatyune1631]

Can we replace the head where we kept all the script and css files?

[@discospiff]

I don't see why not... it's just using those tags to generate HTML, and then it gets sent to the browser... so really, it's just a text file getting merged together until that point.

[@wpatyune1631]

@@discospiff Thanks for your reply. I can separate it as a fragment.

[@nathanlewis42]

Can this be used in the section?

[@discospiff]

I've never tried it, but I imagine it can. I can't think of any reason why not.

[@akshadrathod9203]

useful one

[@discospiff]

Thanks!
I hope you're building something awesome!

[@gihankumara85]

Thanks

[@discospiff]

You're welcome!

[@davidsoto8445]

Great info!

[@discospiff]

Excellent... glad it helped!