Views are stored in the path: `resources/views`

You will find the view file `welcome.blade.php`

This is the view file that you have noticed called in `routes/web.php`.

Route::get('/', function () {
return view('welcome');
});

And this is the main webpage view that you see when you access: http://localhost:8000/

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We will add a CSS file, this file will be linked to from `welcome.blade.php`

Go to `public/css`

Create a new CSS file named for example `main.css`

Now go to `welcome.blade.php` and in the <head> section add this line:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo asset('css/main.css'); ?>" type="text/css" >

Try and use any CSS rules in the view `welcome.blade.php` to see if it works.

Note that asset('css/main.css'); does not mention `public` folder,
and that is because asset() targets the `public` folder by default.

You can use asset() to link to JavaScript files, images, or any other assets into your Laravel view
as long as those assets are in the `public` folder.

	Created by mohammed al-obadi over 6 years ago

Laravel 5.4 From Scratch (Laravel) Slide Set on 2. Basic Routing and Views, created by mohammed al-obadi on 08/10/2017.