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@ -134,18 +134,14 @@ In the next edition, I will add a section with a table summarizing the file type
|Technology|Special filename|File extension|Directive|
|---|---|---|---|
|Razor View (for MVC)||`.cshtml`|None|
|Razor Page||`.cshtml`|`@page`|
|Razor Component (for Blazor)||`.razor`|None|
|Razor Component (for Blazor with page routing)||`.razor`|`@page`|
|Razor Page||`.cshtml`|`@page`|
|Razor View (for MVC)||`.cshtml`|None|
|Razor Layout||`.cshtml`|None|
|Razor View Start|`_ViewStart`|`.cshtml`|None|
|Razor View Imports|`_ViewImports`|`.cshtml`|None|
> **Warning!** Be careful to use the correct file extension and directive at the top of the file or you will get unexpected behavior.
![Visual Studio 2022 Razor project item types](images/razor-file-types.png)
A **Razor Layout** file like `_MyCustomLayout.cshtml` is identical to a **Razor View**. What makes it a layout is being set as the `Layout` property of another Razor file, as shown in the following code:
```cs
@{
@ -153,6 +149,10 @@ A **Razor Layout** file like `_MyCustomLayout.cshtml` is identical to a **Razor
}
```
> **Warning!** Be careful to use the correct file extension and directive at the top of the file or you will get unexpected behavior.
![Visual Studio 2022 Razor project item types](images/razor-file-types.png)
# Page 547 - Creating a class library for a Northwind database context
In Step 8, you write code to implement the `OnConfiguring` method so that it sets the Filename path to the SQLite database file correctly when running in both Visual Studio 2022 and at the command-line with Visual Studio Code, as shown in the following code: