Links to blades do not work and get message "file not found" when deployed to nginx server.

Host is Namecheap and my site is on a Digital Ocean droplet. I will look at the deployment chapter in docs a little closer. Thank you!

Sounds to me like you are using a LAMP stack. If so make sure you have ran sudo a2enmod rewrite.

Actually a LEMP. This is for my company website and I had it just as a single page site. Recently, this past week, I've expanded my services and attempted to add a page for each service.

Thanks.

web.php

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

Route::get('/structured.blade.php', function () {
    return view('structured');
});

Route::get('/fire.blade.php', function () {
    return view('fire');
});

Route::get('/cctv.blade.php', function () {
    return view('cctv');
});

Route::get('/access.blade.php', function () {
    return view('access');
});

Route::get('/home.blade.php', function () {
    return view('home');
});

So like this?

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

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

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

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

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

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

yes now fix your links so they are the same as the route ie

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

and the link is

<a href="/structured">Enter Site</a>

Awesome thanks man you fixed it!

I am sorry Of this I do not know.

I recommend starting another post with that question I am sure someone will help you

:)

:)

I went through these videos and the thing is I did not see Jeffery explain how to write the html attribute for your link appropriately, or at least maybe I didn't notice it if he did, gonna go back through now that I know the the culprit. I was using PhpStorm and it hints at blades that it knows exists so my lazy butt clicked that and didn't think anything twice thinking it was the correct way to write the attribute for my link. that was my mistake.

Don't get me wrong these tutorials offer a lot of useful information but sometimes I notice little quirks can slip through the cracks and you can be left without a solution even after viewing some of these tutorials.