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# How to enable slider navigation
Slider navigation lets any element in your story — text, an image, a button — jump the reader to a specific slide. It works with any slider.
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### Create a slider
Add a **section slider** (or an element slider) to your story.
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### Add the elements that will control the navigation
This can be any element like a text, image, or a component like a button. If you're creating a section slider, this element can be added either inside or outside the section slider, depending on your design and layout.
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### Link the element to its slide
Select the element and add a link to it using the **Link to Slide** option. Once you select it, all sliders and individual slides added to the story will be available to link.
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The screenshots below show the three variants: navigation outside a section slider, navigation inside a section slider, and slider navigation for an element slider.
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