How do you enable or disable a specific tag helper in a Razor view?
- By adding/removing it from _ViewImports.cshtml
- By using the [TagHelper] attribute
- By configuring it in the appsettings.json file
- By setting a boolean flag in the Razor view
You can enable or disable a specific Tag Helper in a Razor view by adding or removing it from the _ViewImports.cshtml file. This file is where you list the Tag Helpers that should be available to all views in the directory. By including or excluding a Tag Helper here, you control whether it's active for a particular view or set of views.
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