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# Projects Section
**Persona** provide the oppotrunity to add a section with projects
### Adding a **Projects** Page:
1. In your Ghost admin area, go to **Pages** and click on the **New Page** button in the top right corner.
2. You can choose any title you like for the **Current Projects** (this title will be used as the title for the section on the home page).
3. Click icon in the top right corner to open the **Page settings**
4. Then, find the **Tags** setting and add the **#projects** tag.
5. Once you're done, click on **Publish** to make your **Projects Page** live.
### To add Project**:**
* Add html block with code and insert code
* Add image in editor (this is the project background image)
* Add html block with code and insert code
```html
```
* Then, change **`ADD_PROJECT_LINK`** **`ADD_PROJECT_NAME`** **`ADD_PROJECT_WEBSITE`** **`ADD_PROJECT_DESCRIPTION`** to your project, like this:
* Click **Update** to save your work
* To add the project section, enter the section number '1' in the setting "**homepage\_sections\_order"**
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