1. Step 1: Install MudBlazor.
2. Step 2: Add MudX to your project via NuGet.
3. Step 3: Include the MudXProvider in your layout -or- reference ./_content/MudX.MudBlazor.Extension/_mudx.min.css and ./_content/MudX.MudBlazor.Extension/mudx.min.js in your project -with- cache busting.
4. Step 4: Start using components - all MudX components are prefixed with MudX, such as MudXOutline.
5. Step 5: Browse the documentation to learn how to use each component.
6. Step 6: Visit the MudX GitHub repo to report issues or request help.
7. Step 7: Try MudX in your browser with no setup required at Try MudBlazor with Extensions. 🚧 Under Construction 🚧
8. Step 8: Optionally update/change your MudBlazor theme at MudBlazor Theme Creator.

• MudXSecurityCode
• MudXOutline
• MudXCodeBlock
• MudXCopyToClipboard
• MudXBreadcrumbs
• MudXSplitter
• Blazor Lottie Player]

A component for entering security codes, such as SMS or email verification codes.

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A scrollspy component that highlights the current section in a sidebar as you scroll through the page.

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A component for displaying code snippets with Prism syntax highlighting and customizable themes.

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A component that allows users to copy text to the clipboard with access to an extension method.

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A self-navigating breadcrumb navigation component that supports custom separators and icons.

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A component designed to split panels with a draggable element. No inputs were harmed in the creation of this component.
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A Blazor component for rendering Lottie animations, downloadable separately from MudX but designed and maintained by the MudX team.
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