> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://story.groupthought.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://story.groupthought.com/story-theme-v1/pages/page-navigation.md).

# Page navigation

Navigating through brand pages:

![Engage your customers with rich page templates](/files/-MW0mL8eSqYZj3d61a2X)

{% hint style="success" %}
Page links can connect your customer to any location of your site including products, collection, blog posts and even external sites
{% endhint %}

#### How to use

Page navigation options appear on these page templates:

* Lookbook
* Team
* Timeline
* Contact page

Start by creating a new menu in your Shopify Admin under Navigation:

![Add menu items which you want to appear on your page navigation](/files/-MW0qVsmxFGLOYzES-zz)

In the Theme Editor, navigate to each page that will use your new Page navigation and choose the menu under **Secondary page navigation**.

**Example adding to Secondary page navigation:**

![Timeline page](/files/-MW0qxFU_ObjnbCVLQWE)

**Find the Secondary navigation option under these sections:**

![Contact us page - Page navigation section](/files/-MW0vPlOiP9j7M-19C3W)

![Lookbook page - Lookbook section](/files/-MW0vmcEQzplJqY3EOhq)

![Team page - Team page section](/files/-MW0vY5pIJciTbMfRCRH)

![Timeline page - Story page section](/files/-MW0vgR2Oa1c_DSIHfrh)

For best resutls, keep a simple secondary page navigation menu to keep customers focused on key brand pages. 


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