# Linking to content

With Pazly you can do one page websites, but this does not mean links are irrelevant. \
Most users are used to navigating your one page website between sections. To direct your user to a specific section you'll need to add 2 things:

1. Add an **id attribute** to your destination section. It should contain the name you choose for the section. For example, if you are building a contact section, add the **id=contact** to it (and press the green plus button). 

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2. Link the **navigation link with a #** followed by the section name. In the example above a navigation link will get **#contact**

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Watch the demo below, to see how easy it is to set all this up.&#x20;

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