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 To begin, install the **Mendi.Blazor.DynamicNavigation** Nuget package from Visual Studio or use the CLI: 
 `dotnet add package Mendi.Blazor.DynamicNavigation` 
 
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 ## 🔧Configuration
+
 Open your project's **Program.cs** file and replace this section ```await builder.RunAsync()``` with
 ```csharp
 var app = await builder.UseDynamicNavigator();
 await app.RunAsync();
 ```
+
 Now create a `BaseComponent.cs` class in the pages folder or wherever it would be convenient for you. You can change the `BaseComponent.cs` name of course.
 You'll have to inherit the `DynamicNavigatorComponentBase` class and add the `NavigatorBaseComponent` attribute. Your class should look similar to this:
 ```csharp
 using Mendi.Blazor.DynamicNavigation;
 using Mendi.Blazor.DynamicNavigation.Common;
 
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 namespace Test.Pages;
 [NavigatorBaseComponent]
 public class BaseComponent : DynamicNavigatorComponentBase
 {
 
 }
 ```
-The `NavigatorBaseComponent` attribute should be specified on the class acting as your component base class - **Important**
+The `NavigatorBaseComponent` attribute should be specified on the class acting as your component base class **This is very important**
+
+Open the `_Imports.razor` file and add the following lines of code
+``` csharp
+@using Mendi.Blazor.DynamicNavigation
+@inherits BaseComponent
+```
+BaseComponent - This should be the name of your base component class(however you had called it)
+
+After that, add the **BlazorDynamicPageNavigator** component to the Home.razor or Index.razor file `<BlazorDynamicPageNavigator NavigatorContainer="PageRouteContainer" NavigatorRegistry="PageRouteRegistry" />`
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+## 🚀Using It
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+
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