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src/content/docs/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-add-auth-to-a-react-app.mdx

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import signInPage from '../../../assets/images/blog/aws-cognito-google-sso-saml-
 [Cognito User Pools](https://aws.amazon.com/cognito/) is an AWS service that provides applications with user identity and auth. This series of articles cover a full stack solution that enables users to sign in with their Email + Password, Google Sign In, or SSO (SAML), and link all methods to the same user within the app:
 
 1. [Create Resources with CDK](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-create-resources-with-cdk)
-1. [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml--and-link-to-a-single-user)
+1. [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml-and-link-to-a-single-user)
 1. Add Auth to a React App 👈 You are here
 
 This article focuses on integrating Cognito User Pools with a <a href="https://react.dev/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">React</a> (<a href="https://nextjs.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Next.js</a>) Web App, though the fundamentals remain the same for all frameworks. The example also uses the <a href="https://ant.design/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ant Design UI Framework</a> to make everything look good.

src/content/docs/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-create-resources-with-cdk.mdx

@@ -26,10 +26,10 @@ import signInPage from '../../../assets/images/blog/aws-cognito-google-sso-saml-
 [Cognito User Pools](https://aws.amazon.com/cognito/) is an AWS service that provides applications with user identity and auth. This series of articles cover a full stack solution that enables users to sign in with their Email + Password, Google Sign In, or SSO (SAML), and link all methods to the same user within the app:
 
 1. Create Resources with CDK 👈 You are here
-1. [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml--and-link-to-a-single-user)
+1. [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml-and-link-to-a-single-user)
 1. [Add Auth to a React App](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-add-auth-to-a-react-app)
 
-This article focuses on using <a href='https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/home.html' target="_blank" rel="noopener">CDK</a> to create our Cognito User Pool resources as Infrastructure as Code (IAC). If you're already familiar with this you should consider moving onto the next part of this series [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml--and-link-to-a-single-user), since IAC can be a little lengthy (and boring).
+This article focuses on using <a href='https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/home.html' target="_blank" rel="noopener">CDK</a> to create our Cognito User Pool resources as Infrastructure as Code (IAC). If you're already familiar with this you should consider moving onto the next part of this series [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml-and-link-to-a-single-user), since IAC can be a little lengthy (and boring).
 
 :::tip
 The complete source code is available by generating a Code Genie app and specifying `'Google'` and `'SAML'` `idp` options:
@@ -549,7 +549,7 @@ export interface StringMap {
 
 ## End
 
-Now that we've created our AWS Cognito User Pool and both External (Sign in with Google) and Internal (SAML) Google Apps, we're ready to move onto more interesting topics: [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml--and-link-to-a-single-user). This next article focuses on the Lambda Handler logic of the Lambda Functions we created with CDK.
+Now that we've created our AWS Cognito User Pool and both External (Sign in with Google) and Internal (SAML) Google Apps, we're ready to move onto more interesting topics: [Sign in with Email, Google, or SAML and link to a single user](/blog/aws-cognito-user-pools-sign-in-with-email-google-saml-and-link-to-a-single-user). This next article focuses on the Lambda Handler logic of the Lambda Functions we created with CDK.
 
 :::tip
 The complete source code is available by generating a Code Genie app and specifying `'Google'` and `'SAML'` `idp` options: