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# Create a link to the record using the href attribute

## Overview

This page walks you through adding a link to a current record page where a component contains a **`Href`** attribute.

The **`href`** attribute is part of the following components:

* [List](/flow/flow-components/list.md)
* [Carousel](/flow/flow-components/carousel.md)
* [Activity Timeline](/flow/flow-components/timeline.md)

## Steps

### 1. Open an Avonni Component

* Click on one of the Avonni Components on which you want to customize the Href attribute.
* Open the **Component Builder**.

### 2. Adjust the Href attribute

* Go to the **`Data Mapping`** section.
* Look for the Href section
* Switch to the Advanced content
* Type **`/{{Record.Id}}`** to set the link redirection to the current record

{% @arcade/embed url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/xfB87I5qdju4gmGaMBxO>" flowId="xfB87I5qdju4gmGaMBxO" %}

{% hint style="info" %}
This tutorial applies only if you use '**`Variable`**' as your data source.
{% endhint %}


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