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I've traditionally always put @using directives in my ASP.NET Razor pages at the top, along with the @model directive. However, for my overall layout, I want to make sure the DOCTYPE declaration is at the very beginning of the document, so I want to push the @using down a bit. Would you following be valid?
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
@using My.Library;
<head>
<title>Test web page</title>
...
Also, is there any documentation on where the @using directive can be used in Razor pages? I can't seem to find any. Is it valid to use it after some other Razor code, for example, or does it have to appear first?
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It is valid and you can use @using any where before that you need that library.
MSDN:
HTML markup lines can be included at any part of the code.
so you can put DOCTYPE at the top of page.
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