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I’m transferring my project to MVC, and I was wondering if there could be more than one folder Views in the project, or if you can load a CSS outside the BundleConfig, have a static page that kind of goes bug all my pages.
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You can organize it any way you want. The disposition of where things are doesn’t matter. Of course it’s very easy to maintain the standard that Visual Studio already knows how to work well. No problem working with static pages.
When you return to view can do something like this:
return View("~/Views/Cadatros/Cliente.cshtml")
I put in the Github for future reference.
You can also configure routes to direct the way you want in different folders. See RazorViewEngine.
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You can also load the CSS outside the Bundleconfig, just insert <link href="@Url.Content("~/Content/seu-css.css")" rel="stylesheet" /> in the view you want.
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