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# Navigate with tiles
How to :: navigate with tiles
**Tile's `linkTo`**
Tiles are located on your app's home, making them a strategic feature. Let's say you notice something unusual with one of the tiles. What if you could click on it to learn more?
This is where the `linkTo` option comes in! By using `linkTo`, you can create a link to a story, another view, a date, or even an external link.
When a `linkTo` is set up, a small arrow will appear at the top right corner of the tile, inviting users to click on it.
a linkTo is setup
### Configuration
You can configure a simple `linkTo` directly from the Smart Editor, in the **Enrich Navigation menu**.
linkTo configuration
### Link to a story
To link a tile to a story, select this configuration type from the dropdown menu and choose the story you want.
select your story to linkTo
### Link to an external link[ΒΆ](https://github.com/ToucanToco/doc-v3/tree/main/visualizations-and-layouts/creating-visualizations/advanced-chart-configuration/broken-reference/README.md)
By clicking on the tile, you can redirect your users to a website or any other external link.
linkTo to external link
There are only one parameter you need to setup:
* `url`: type in the url you want your users to be redirected to
{% hint style="warning" %}
Note
You can also choose whether the external link will open in the same tab or in a new one.
{% endhint %}
### Link to a home page (TBD)
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