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so now we have a functional navbar but rails actually provides us some helpers to generate links that are interchangeable and so this is an example i want to use for this so letamp;#39;s go to actually the about down here so right now we have this hard-coded to slash about but if we ever wanted to change that url to about us we would be in trouble weamp;#39;d have to go and update this everywhere in our application that linked to the about page right now itamp;#39;s just one place but it could be a bunch of places in the future so rails provides a helper called link to which is a ruby helper and you give it a name and a url that you want to point to and so we can call it about path and you can pass in options like class to map to the anchor class that it will generate so this is the content that you want inside the anchor and then the url that you want to link to the href is the second argument and then your other options like class will go there now the way that this works is that