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# Onepage setup

**One-page site** allows users to how all of your site’s information into one page which is split into multiple sections.

**Step 1**: Create a new page or edit an existing one.

**Step 2**: Click **Edit with Elementor**

![](/files/q3bwL56f3KVETKsuezKz)

**Step 3**: Click on **Add New Section** button then choose the structure you want.

**Step 4**: Customize the Layout and Style as you want then click on **Advanced** tab to fill in the CSS ID**,** then hit Publish to save your changes.

![](/files/zerVc0QsNKvJ9UgGyyZd)

**Step 5**: Come to Appearance > Menus > Create a new menu then find **Custom Links** in the left column.

![](/files/FJEgpcmjYPKaEQJXpuD4)

**Step 6**: Fill URL section by delete http\:// and replace with #your-section-ID in step 4 and click Save Menu.

**Step 7**: Back to the page you've just created and roll down to **Page Option** >> **Header**.

**Step 8**: Change Primary Menu to the menu you create in step 5 and Enable One Page Menu.

![](/files/3QcVW0XzbeipkXdtb8si)

**Step 9**: Click **Update** to finish.


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