# Custom Component Picker

The custom component picker lets you pick Blazor components that implement `ICustomContentComponent`. It saves the fully qualified name of the component so you can render it on the front end.

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#### Example of getting value on page

```csharp
(Content!.GetValue<List<string>>("PropertyAliasHere"))
```

This returns a list of the full namespaces to the components, we have a built in component to help render custom components and it's as easy as doing this

```csharp
<RenderCustomContent 
  Content="@(Content)" 
  CustomComponents="@(Content!.GetValue<List<string>>("PropertyAliasHere"))" />
```

Where 'Content' is the current page (Or another page) that is passed to the custom components.


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