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# Internal Links for Page Navigation

#### Overview

The Page builder includes a feature that lets you create internal links, enabling smooth navigation to specific sections within your design. This is essentially the introduction of anchor linking within the Page builder. Please note that due to limited support across email clients, this feature is not available for email designs.

#### Block Identifiers

To start using internal links, you'll need to enable the "Block Identifier" option located at the bottom of the builder for each content block you wish to link to. The block identifier is an alphanumeric string that the builder auto-generates when you toggle the feature on. For instance, a generated identifier may look like "module\_626b3859-43d7-4b30-861c-d5f506c92882."

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While the automatically generated identifier is functional, it may not be easy to remember or identify. You have the option to rename it to something more user-friendly, especially useful when dealing with multiple internal links.

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#### Creating Internal Links

Once you have your block identifiers set up, you can proceed to create internal links. When you choose the internal link type, the standard URL field will change into a dropdown. The dropdown will list all the enabled block identifiers in your design. Simply select the identifier you want to link to. Note that you can link multiple content blocks to the same block identifier.

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