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Saturday, May 18, 2019
ViewModel, Partial Views and Layouts in Asp.Net Core
Layout in Asp.Net Core MVC Views
Every page on a website
will have some common elements like Header, Logo, Menu, Navigation links etc. A
layout helps to create a common view
for these re-usable part of the page and use it in each page of the
application.
A layout is also a view with .cshtml extension. The layout view defines the header, content area and the footer sections. In general re-usable content is placed in the header and footer sections, the content section varying content of the pages. The content section contains a statement @RenderBody(), which embeds the varying content of each page in the content section.
A typical layout view page looks like this.
A layout is also a view with .cshtml extension. The layout view defines the header, content area and the footer sections. In general re-usable content is placed in the header and footer sections, the content section varying content of the pages. The content section contains a statement @RenderBody(), which embeds the varying content of each page in the content section.
A typical layout view page looks like this.
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