How to call html page on layout in MVC 5

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hi I am download a template that call a html page like

<header class="bg-dark" data-load="header.html"></header>

can i call same html page("header.html")in Mvc on layout page.

Please Healp me

Posted 26-Jun-14 1:18am

Yogesh Kumar Tyagi

Updated 26-Jun-14 1:40am

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Yogesh Kumar Tyagi · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-26T18:34:00

Solution 2

by creating a partial view, write the html of heder.html on partial view.

<header class="bg-dark" >
                @Html.Partial("~/Views/Shared/_header.cshtml")

Posted 26-Jun-14 18:34pm

Yogesh Kumar Tyagi

imarrero · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-26T08:03:00

I think you have to put the corresponding relative path by using Razor Url helper.

Try this:

@Url.Content("~/folder/anotherfolder/header.html")

So the complete header should be something like this:

<header class="bg-dark" data-load="@Url.Content("~/folder/anotherfolder/header.html")"></header>

I hope It helps.

SoFarSoGood!