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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion packages/docs/src/pages/qwikcity/content/mdx.mdx
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An alternative way to author content is using `.mdx` files. (Markdown JSX.) These files are authored as Markdown, but they are compiled down to Qwik components. In addition to Markdown syntax, `.mdx` files can also refer to other components.

Let's assume you have the router set up such as this:
Let's assume you have your routes set up like this:
```
- src/
- routes/
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions packages/docs/src/pages/qwikcity/routing/overview.mdx
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# Qwik City - Routing

Routing is a way to map public URLs for a site to specific components declared in your application. Qwik City uses a file-based router. This means that the directory/file structure drives the public-facing URLs that the user will see for your application.
Routing is a way to map public URLs for a site to specific components declared in your application. Qwik City uses file-based routing. This means that the directory/file structure drives the public-facing URLs that the user will see for your application.

## Basic routing

In the Qwik City router, folders map to paths. For example, if the user sees `https://example.com/some/path`, the component exported at `src/routes/some/path` (either `.mdx` or `.tsx`) will be shown.
In the Qwik City routes directory, folders map to paths. For example, if the user sees `https://example.com/some/path`, the component exported at `src/routes/some/path` (either `.mdx` or `.tsx`) will be shown.

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- src/
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