# Views ## **Basic HTML Tag Structure** The below code is a basic structure for a view to work, you need to have all your `view` wrapped in a `view-port` ```markup
``` ### **How to Navigate** You can navigate with a simple HTML link and the following attributes in it ```markup Go to View ``` \ `data-view-animation` : Defines animation - push-parrallax / push / from-top \ \ `data-view-port` : Defines Parent View Port - ID of parent view port. Eg : "#myViewPort" \ \ `data-navigate` : Enables to toggle back and forth form two views in a view port \
## **One to Many Navigation** There is an option where you can navigate from one view to different views, the structure will be the following
**HTML** ```markup
Your Content One
Your Content Two
``` **Link** To link to the subview add the attribute called `data-toggle-view` this defines the ID of your subview ```markup Go to View ``` ## **Multi Level Navigation** You can navigate up to unlimited levels by nesting views-ports under `views`
**HTML Structure** ```markup
Your Content
Level One
Level Two
``` **Sample with Navigation Links** ```markup
Go To Level One

Level One


Go To Level Two Go Back

Level Two


Go Back
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