In this video, we are going to render the profile templates.
The steps are going to be the same as we did for the ad template, and I'm going to place it inside
the users.
So I'm going to copy the template and place it inside here and I'm going to rename this one to Dot Edges.
And there you go.
For the CSS, we are going to use the same CSS for the home page.
So I'm going to remove this path and I'm going to make use of.
Forward slash CCS, forward slash style dot ccs.
And you also need to pull five CSIS.
So I'm going to copy the profile CSIS and place it under the CSIS folder as that.
And for this, the path is correct.
So now let's save it and let's create a route for the profile.
So let's get into the users route, which is this.
And let me copy one of these ones.
And down here, I'll paste and change this one to profile template.
The path for this, I will make use of profile.
But remember, we have a route that fetches a profile end point that uses the same gate request.
So let's change this one as profile dash page and this one will point to the client side.
Let me change this one to profile and let's go ahead and check it out.
Inside the page.
It's going to be forward slash profile dash page.
And this is a page, but we don't have the images for the post.
So let's see how we are going to add those images.
So let's look at the profile template and let's have a look at the images that are used for this.
The first image, we're going to be post three image.
So I'm going to copy that image and place it inside the public and images folder.
The next image is going to be post seven.
So I'm going to copy the image and place it here.
The next one is going to be the poster in the same image, and I think that's what we need for now,
these two images.
So let's go ahead and use the image.
So here we go.
I'm going to remove this one.
And everything remains the same.
Like, what's this?
So let's go ahead and then refresh it and let's see.
And we have these two images.
The last one is let me have a look.
Let me remove this dot here.
That is a problem.
So let's have a look.
And there we go.
Perfect.
All right, that is it.
Catch you up in the next video.