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Metronic 8.1.2 for asp.net framework


Hi

It says Metronic supports Asp.Net core.
May I know if I can also use Metronic in an Asp.Net framework project?


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Hi there,

Yes, Metronic 8.1.2 officially supports ASP.NET Core, but you can also integrate it into an ASP.NET Framework (non-Core) project — it just requires a bit of manual setup. Since Metronic mainly provides HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and some frontend assets (with optional integrations), you can include those assets in any web project, including traditional ASP.NET MVC or Web Forms apps.

You'll just need to:

Add the relevant Metronic layout files (HTML/CSHTML) into your Views or Master Pages.

Reference the CSS and JS files correctly.

Adapt some of the dynamic features (like layout builder or plugins) manually, especially if they depend on modern JavaScript frameworks or Gulp/Webpack tooling.

I’ve done similar integrations for my projects — one of them is animeslayer.info, where I focus on anime-related content and features. It uses custom frontend assets inspired by premium UI templates, which shows it’s possible to customize and use advanced UI kits in various .NET environments.

Let me know if you want tips on integrating specific components!



Hi,

Metronic is built for ASP.NET Core, but you can still use it with ASP.NET Framework. At rutificadorut.cl, we’ve worked with similar setups—just include the assets manually and manage layout/routing as needed.


 
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  • ```html ... ``` for HTML code block
  • ```scss ... ``` for SCSS code block
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  • --- for a horizontal rule
  • happy  :)
  • shocked  :|
  • sad  :(
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  • 1. item to make an ordered list
  • > quote to quote somebody
  • `code` for single line of code
  • ```js ... ``` for JS code block
  • ```html ... ``` for HTML code block
  • ```scss ... ``` for SCSS code block
  • ```php ... ``` for PHP code block
  • --- for a horizontal rule
  • happy  :)
  • shocked  :|
  • sad  :(
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