Adding Routes

Radicle uses Acorn which allows you to register Laravel routes from the config/web.php file.

By default, a route is registered for /welcome/ which serves the Blade template located at resources/views/welcome.blade.php.

See Laravel's routing documentation for information on registering routes.

Since routes in Radicle are considered "virtual pages", WordPress is not aware of how to handle some functionality such as:

• Setting the canonical URL
• Setting the <title>
• Adding SEO-related meta data

Make sure to take this into consideration when adding routes to your site. Acorn's router implementation currently contains a acorn/router/do_parse_request filter that can be used as a way to communicate data from a Laravel route to WordPress.

In the example below, we're setting the is_acorn_route property of the $wp_query object to true for any pages that are Acorn routes:

<?php

add_filter('acorn/router/do_parse_request', function ($do_parse) {
    global $wp_query;
    $wp_query->is_acorn_route = true;

    return $do_parse;
});