Often we want to hide the header and footer on every other page apart from the home page in a Next.js app. How do you achieve it? Yes, using multiple root layouts.
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0:00 - Understand the problem, first
02:02 - The usual Layout and Pages
05:05 - First attempt to hide header and footer
07:59 - Exposing the wrong way
09:00 - The solution: Route Grouping
12:56 - Let's see things working!
13:06 - A quick recap
14:12 - The end note
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