# Views

## Import feature flag helpers globally

In your `_ViewImports.cshtml` add the following line

```cshtml
@addTagHelper *, Microsoft.FeatureManagement.AspNetCore
```

Anywhere in your views you can now surround the parts of the page that make up the feature

```cshtml
<feature name="FeatureX">
    <p>This can only be seen if 'FeatureX' is enabled.</p>
</feature>
```

or add display the contents conditionally if `Any` or `All` the referenced features are enabled

```cshtml
<feature name="ShoppingCart,Checkout,Donation" requirement="Any">
    <div>checkout logic</div>
</feature>
```

{% hint style="info" %}
It's good practice to create a static class or strings or an enum for your features collection to avoid typos. Feature flags in C# work with both strings and enums
{% endhint %}


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