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1. Installlink

The Radzen Blazor components are distributed via the Radzen.Blazor nuget package.

You can add the Radzen.Blazor nuget package to your Blazor application in one of the following ways:

Via Visual Studio's Nuget Package Manager.
Via command line dotnet add package Radzen.Blazor
By editing your application's .csproj file and adding a package reference <PackageReference Include="Radzen.Blazor" Version="*" />

2. Import the namespacelink

Open the _Imports.razor file of your Blazor application and append the following:

@using Radzen
@using Radzen.Blazor

3. Include a themelink

Open _Host.cshtml and add this code within the <head> element:

<component type="typeof(RadzenTheme)" render-mode="ServerPrerendered" param-Theme="@("material")" />

4. Include Radzen.Blazor.jslink

Open the _Host.cshtml file of your application. Add this code after the last <script>:

<script src="_content/Radzen.Blazor/Radzen.Blazor.js?v=@(typeof(Radzen.Colors).Assembly.GetName().Version)"></script>

5. Use a componentlink

Use any Radzen Blazor component by typing its tag name in a Blazor page:

<RadzenButton Click="@ButtonClicked" Text="Hi"></RadzenButton>
@code {
  void ButtonClicked()
  {
    // Handle the Click event of RadzenButton
  }
}

6. Use Dialog, Notification, ContextMenu and Tooltip componentslink

Open the MainLayout.razor file and include:

<RadzenComponents />

Make sure that you do not nest RadzenComponents inside a positioned element (i.e. with position: relative, position: absolute or position: fixed). To be safe you can add them at the end of the layout file after all other elements.

Open the Program.cs file and include:

builder.Services.AddRadzenComponents();

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