# Section vs Page

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**Created:** [July 29, 2020, 4:26pm UTC](https://zola.discourse.group/t/section-vs-page/522 "2020-07-29T16:26:00Z")\
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Since I am struggling with [anchor links on pages](https://zola.discourse.group/t/why-are-anchor-links-not-available-to-pages/1752/6) this differentiation really started to confuse/annoy me.

Overall I guess I might have to structure my pages differently, but I am not sure how to make `markdown.md` a “non orphaned” page inside of the `website/` folder, without losing the “page” `website/index.md`

```auto
content/projects/_index.md 
content/projects/website/index.md
content/projects/website/markdown.md

```

Isn’t this a pretty common site structure? How do I have to organize something like this in Zola?

Making `website/` a section will remove a lot of important page variables. Moving `markdown.md` a level down will list it with `website/index.md` on the `projects` section, which is not what I want either.

To me all of this doesn’t make a lot of sense (and I guess it is the same thing that made me become exasperated with Hugo before 😕).

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