# Exercise 7.1 - Update a page's URL alias

In this exercise you will learn how to **update** a page’s URL alias.

1. Add a Page: From the *Admin menu* click on *Content*, then hover over *Add content* and click on *Page*.
2. Fill out the fields as shown in the screenshot below, such as *Title*. On the right-hand side of the form, click to expand the *URL Alias* section.<br>

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3. Uncheck *Generate automatic URL Alias*.
4. Make sure the 'URL alias' field is empty.
5. Set the *Save As* dropdown to **Published**.
6. Click on the **Save** button at the bottom of the page.
7. Navigate to the page you saved - note the URL.

Your content should have a URL like: <http://example.com/node/100>

In this example “node/100” is the **internal** **Drupal path** for the page. The number "100" is a **unique** number that Drupal uses to store information about this specific page. In Drupal, this is called the "node ID". Each page will have a different number. The number "100" will be different on your site.

***Note down this URL for the next exercise.***