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chore(docs): Changed few "we" to "you" in gatsby-link.md #18660

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Expand Up @@ -93,9 +93,9 @@ You can read more about it on [`@reach/router`'s documentation](https://reach.te

### Show active styles for partially matched and parent links

By default the `activeStyle` and `activeClassName` props will only be set on a `<Link>` component if the current URL matches its `to` prop _exactly_. Sometimes, we may want to style a `<Link>` as active even if it partially matches the current URL. For example:
By default the `activeStyle` and `activeClassName` props will only be set on a `<Link>` component if the current URL matches its `to` prop _exactly_. Sometimes, you may want to style a `<Link>` as active even if it partially matches the current URL. For example:

- We may want `/blog/hello-world` to match `<Link to="/blog">`
- You may want `/blog/hello-world` to match `<Link to="/blog">`
- Or `/gatsby-link/#passing-state-through-link-and-navigate` to match `<Link to="/gatsby-link">`

In instances like these, just add the `partiallyActive` prop to your `<Link>` component and the style will also be applied even if the `to` prop only is a partial match:
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