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Roman2017-01-18 10:56:11

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Roman, 2017-01-18 10:56:11

Good afternoon!
Very interested in the solution to the question in the subject.
If it's even simpler, I would like to bind a unique selector to the record, and hammer it until it becomes unique against the background of a typical output.

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Denis Yanchevsky, 2017-01-18
@RetroiMe

Kind.
If it's on a post/page page, then as Roman Crabbs already advised you , use the body_class() function for the tag <body>.
If in the list of entries, then the post_class() function for the desired tag, for example, framing the entry <div>.

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Mr Crabbz, 2017-01-18
@Punkie

wp-kama.ru/function/body_class

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Alexander Pushkarev, 2017-07-20
@Roshette

Pass an array to the view:
You can do this: Or this: This is how the view method looks likereturn view('user', ['task' => $task])

public View make(string $view, array $data = array(), array $mergeData = array())

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Nikolay, 2017-07-20
@iNickolay

Judging by your questions, you are still new even to PHP.
Read the documentation for laravel more carefully, fortunately, everything is chewed up there.
There is even a translated one)
Well, on the question - you are incorrectly transferring data to the view.

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Daniel Besedny, 2017-07-20
@danbes1

use App/taskModels as task;
maybe so?
Although the task declaration is not visible in the class... For the first time in index()... and then in find()... aren't the scopes different?