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tutorial/step01-initial-setup.md

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 This completes our initial setup. Now, onto the fun stuff!
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 2: Models](/tutorial/step02-models.md)
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+[Step 2: Models](/tutorial/step02-models.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step02-models.md

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 Excellent! We can now create access lists and rules in the database. The next few steps will work on expsoing this functionality in the NetBox user interface.
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 3: Tables](/tutorial/step03-tables.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 1: Initial Setup](/tutorial/step01-initial-setup.md) | [Step 3: Tables](/tutorial/step03-tables.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step03-tables.md

@@ -91,5 +91,9 @@ class AccessListRuleTable(NetBoxTable):
 
 This should be all we need to display objects. Next, we'll define some forms to enable creating and modifying objects.
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 4: Models](/tutorial/step04-forms.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 2: Models](/tutorial/step02-models.md) | [Step 4: Forms](/tutorial/step04-forms.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step04-forms.md

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 With our models, tables, and forms all in place, next we'll create some views to bring everything together!
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 5: Views](/tutorial/step05-views.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 3: Tables](/tutorial/step03-tables.md) | [Step 5: Views](/tutorial/step05-views.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step05-views.md

@@ -246,5 +246,9 @@ However, if you click the link to the access list object, you'll be met by a `Te
 
 :blue_square: **Note:** You might notice that the "add" view for access list rules still doesn't work, raising a `NoReverseMatch` exception. This is because we haven't yet defined the REST API backends required to support the dynamic form fields. We'll take care of this in step nine.
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 6: Templates](/tutorial/step06-templates.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 4: Forms](/tutorial/step04-forms.md) | [Step 6: Templates](/tutorial/step06-templates.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step06-templates.md

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 Feel free to experiment with different layouts and content before proceeding with the next step.
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 7: Navigation](/tutorial/step07-navigation.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 5: Views](/tutorial/step05-views.md) | [Step 7: Navigation](/tutorial/step07-navigation.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step07-navigation.md

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 ![Navigation menu items with buttons](/images/step07-menu-items2.png)
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 8: Filer Sets](/tutorial/step08-filter-sets.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 6: Templates](/tutorial/step06-templates.md) | [Step 8: Filter Sets](/tutorial/step08-filter-sets.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step08-filter-sets.md

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 :green_circle: **Tip:** You may notice that we did not add a form field for the model's `id` filter: This is because it is unlikely to be useful for a human utilizing the UI. However, we still want to support filtering object by their primary keys, because it _is_ very helpful for consumers of NetBox's REST API, which we'll cover next.
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 9: REST API](/tutorial/step09-rest-api.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 7: Navigation](/tutorial/step07-navigation.md) | [Step 9: REST API](/tutorial/step09-rest-api.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step09-rest-api.md

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 ![REST API - Access list rules](/images/step09-rest-api2.png)
 
-:arrow_right: [Step 10: GraphQL API](/tutorial/step10-graphql-api.md)
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+:arrow_left: [Step 8: Filter Sets](/tutorial/step08-filter-sets.md) | [Step 10: GraphQL API](/tutorial/step10-graphql-api.md) :arrow_right:
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tutorial/step10-graphql-api.md

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 This completes the tutorial. Well done! Now you're all set to make a plugin of your own!
 
+<div align="center">
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+:arrow_left: [Step 9: REST API](/tutorial/step09-rest-api.md)
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