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# Scroll to scene or element by URL

From the dashboard it is possible to request a direct link to a page within a publication. If you want to navigate your audience directly to a scene or element within a page via a shareable link, you have to manually create a direct link.

## Link to scene

If you are using the editor, it is likely that you divide a page into **scenes**. With a **click action** in the page itself, you already have the option to link a visitor directly to the specific **scene**.

To achieve the same effect with a separate shareable link, **use the name of the scene in the URL**.

![Image: scene names in Maglr](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/bf07488f902aa00/7f9ba372-509c-48c8-acc6-e5b65b_1duw9jx.png)

Through the **scene panel** in the editor, you can fill in a name for each scene. To avoid confusion, it is best to give the scene a short name, without spaces or special characters. Note that the name you use is case sensitive.

After publishing the page it is then possible to add the **exact name** of the scene to the URL with the parameter below.

`https://www.domain.com/publication?scene=namescene`

When opening the page, the user will now automatically scroll to the chosen scene. This allows you to send specific groups/people to the correct part of your publication when sharing.

## Scroll to element

The same method can be applied to elements within a page. Using the **name of an element** or the **uniqueID of an element** the visitor will be automatically scrolled to the specific part of the page. Rename your element from the layer panel and use this name in the URL parameter below:  

![Image: element names in Maglr](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/a7292aec7562880/49d7d05d-30d1-4f43-a38f-142cc1_ynee83.png)

`https://www.domain.com/publication?element=nameelement`

## Keep in mind

*   When testing, open the link in a new screen (your browser could remember the previous scroll position ignoring the url parameter)
*   The name of an element is case sensitive
*   Don't use whitespaces or any other special characters in the name of an element, keep it simple
*   Use the same name for the mobile element (if an mobile version applies)
*   This option will only work with freeform pages, using regular scrolling scenes
*   It's not possible to combine the scene and element action together