Layouts of my laravel is not working

#admin.layouts.master

@include ('admin.layouts.top_bar')

@include ('admin.layouts.nav_bar')

@yield('content')

@include('admin.layouts.footer')

#show.blade.php
@extends('admin.layouts.master')

@section('content')
#view content here
@endsection

Try this

@bastman69 I already did it and it didn't work, what I think is really strange is that everything is working just fine on index but exactly the same code doesn't work, but it is only the style part, the content is being shown

Maybe you dont link your stylesheet(s) to absolute paths.

@bastman69 that worked for me, but Do I have to do this:

{{ URL::asset('css/bootstrap.min.css') }}   

everytime I want to point to the public directory?

I also have in my public all the images that I need for my blade for example I had to change this:

<a href="index.html"><img src="assets/img/sioma-logo.png" alt="Sioma Staff" />

to this:

<a href="index.html"><img src="{{ URL::asset('assets/img/sioma-logo.png') }}" alt="Sioma Staff" /></a>

All I want to know is if I have to do this every time and why it is working on index without it?

I have not figured out why this is happening but i was on a similar situation and that solution worked for me.

No, you just have to use absolutes paths to your resources. Instead of

<a href="index.html"><img src="assets/img/sioma-logo.png" alt="Sioma Staff" />

you would just have to write:

<a href="index.html"><img src="/assets/img/sioma-logo.png" alt="Sioma Staff" />

(See the starting "/")

The quoted URL::asset helper function does that for you, but the use is not neccessary.

Down the line, if you have a page with the url "/mypage/" and you link your resources relatively like you did, the browser tries to find the resources inside the folderpath "mypage": "mypage/assets/img/sioma-logo.png" that does not exist.