When duplicate HTML blocks appear in a Blade template, there are several ways to eliminate the repetition.

Suppose the original template looks like this:

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<div>
  Hello World
</div>

this is content

<div>
  Hello World
</div>

Method 1: @include Directive

Create hello-world.blade.php:

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<div>
  Hello World
</div>

Use @include to load it:

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@include('hello-world')

this is content

@include('hello-world')

Method 2: Component

Create components/hello-world.blade.php:

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<div>
  Hello World
</div>

Use <x-hello-world /> to load it:

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<x-hello-world />

this is content

<x-hello-world />

Method 3: ob_start

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@php(ob_start())
<div>
 Hello World
</div>
@php($hello = ob_get_clean())

{!! $hello !!}

this is content

{!! $hello !!}

The first two are official Laravel approaches, but both require extracting the duplicate block into a separate file. The third method uses ob_start to capture the output into a buffer, then retrieves it – no extra file needed. It’s suitable for blocks that only repeat within a single template and aren’t worth extracting into their own file.