Display pushed alerts in Blade layouts with the container component, filter which alerts render in a section, or publish and customize the container view. Exclude creating or pushing alerts (use alerts-create, alerts-push).
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# Render Alerts
Use in Blade layouts where pushed alerts must become visible HTML.
## Container placement
Place `<x-alerts-container />` exactly once in the master layout, above the yielded content — all pushed alerts render there automatically:
```blade
<div class="container">
<x-alerts-container />
@yield('content')
</div>
```
## Scoped sections
Use the `filter` attribute with fully-qualified class names, comma-separated, when a section must show only specific alerts:
```blade
<x-alerts-container filter="\App\Alerts\ErrorAlert,\App\Alerts\WarningAlert" />
```
## Customizing the container
Publish and edit the container view (`laragear::alerts.container`) instead of building a replacement component:
```shell
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="alerts-views"
```Use in Blade layouts where pushed alerts must become visible HTML.
Place <x-alerts-container /> exactly once in the master layout, above the yielded content — all pushed alerts render there automatically:
<div class="container">
<x-alerts-container />
@yield('content')
</div>
Use the filter attribute with fully-qualified class names, comma-separated, when a section must show only specific alerts:
<x-alerts-container filter="\App\Alerts\ErrorAlert,\App\Alerts\WarningAlert" />
Publish and edit the container view (laragear::alerts.container) instead of building a replacement component:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="alerts-views"
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