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# Managing Course Navigation

## Getting Started

### 1. Go to **"Setting"** 

![](/files/-Mag1YO0dtT4Is5sPosn)

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### 2. Select **"Navigation"** 

          The system will display a window as shown in the image. You can rearrange the topics or sections in the new Course by dragging and dropping them into the desired position.

![](/files/-Mag-X6zxzTt_n1kQjgt)

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### 3. Arrange the order as desire and Click 'SAve'

The components in the Course will be adjusted immediately.

![](/files/-Mag0GId5viuT3NEXaaN)

### Hiding Specific Content

Hiding content can be done in 2 ways.

1.**Disabling:** Select the topic you want to hide and then click on Disable.

![](/files/-Mag1yegdfGsysLIG0vg)

2\. **Drag & Drop:** Drag the heading you want to hide and place it in the lower section as shown in the image.

![](/files/-Mag2ZOUB3yjANRu7cPV)

#### Demonstration of Hiding Content

![](/files/-Mag605OQ9P3muFuK3JZ)


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