> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.webhash.com/webhash-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.webhash.com/webhash-docs/how-to-edit-every-component-on-your-website/standard-blocks-the-foundation-of-your-website/internal-pages.md).

# Internal Pages 📑

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#### Adding an Internal pages block

* #### Add[^1] the Block
  * Navigate to the area of your website where you want to add the internal link.
  * Click on 'Add Block' to open the block menu.

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* Select the Internal Pages Block
  * Scroll through the available blocks until you find the 'Internal Pages' block, which is designed for linking to other sections of your site.
  * Click on this block to select it for your page.
* Configure the Block
  * After selecting the block, a pop-up will appear prompting you to choose which internal page you want to link to.
  * Select the desired page from the list provided. For example, if you want to link to your Services page, choose 'Services' from the list.

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* Customize the Button
  * Provide a name for the button that will act as the link. For instance, if you're linking to the Services page, you might name the button "Click here for service page".
  * This name will be displayed as the clickable text on your website.
* Finalize and Add
  * Click on the 'Submit' button to add the internal link button to your website.
  * The block will now appear on your page, acting as a navigational link to the selected internal page.
* Test the Functionality
  * After adding the block, it's a good idea to test the link to ensure it directs users to the correct page.

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