Understanding Razor Syntax

Before jumping into the specifics of creating optional HTML attributes, let’s briefly review the basics of Razor syntax. Razor is a markup syntax that enables you to embed server-based code (C# or VB.NET) into your web pages. It’s widely used in ASP.NET Core for building dynamic web applications.

You can write C# code directly into HTML markup using Razor syntax. With this integration, developers can run C# code and render HTML following it, creating dynamic content.

It’s common practice in web development to dynamically create HTML components with optional attributes in response to specific criteria. When working with ASP.NET Core apps and the Razor view engine, this necessity is especially prevalent. With Razor, users can easily generate dynamic web content by integrating C# code with HTML markup in an easy and clear syntax. This article will discuss how to use the Razor view engine in ASP.NET Core apps to quickly generate optional HTML properties.