Closed XiLI89 closed 10 years ago
Please post a link where you found this, because this sounds like nonsense. Anchor links have been around forever, there's nothing wrong with them that needs to be fixed.
here an example: http://www.folyou.com/en/home#!responsive
here an explanation for the whole story why i use "#!": http://moz.com/blog/how-to-allow-google-to-crawl-ajax-content
also Google developers explanation: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/ https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/getting-started
anyway, i didnt say it broken, i just cant manage to move around if i put the "!" after the "#". the problem comes up when i need to aim the menu to the desired div with # before its ID.
while
<a href="#myDiv">
would work perfectly, when i use
<a href="#!myDiv">
wont work since i cant put "!" in the id field of "myDiv" (using so leads to broken code).
How is this related to a single-page website using skrollr? The link is about dynamic ajax content. As I said before, anchor links have been around forever and by using a hash-bang you basically achieve the opposite of what you want. There is nothing that needs to be fixed.
Hey, there is any support to navigate around a parallax with the menu plugin in differant way it used to be?
I mean, when we use # only to navigate around its not SEO friendly. the method google asked us as developers is to add some kind of another mark after the #, like "!" (e.g. http://example.com#!this-new-section ), so in this way, google bots will recognize it as a page of the website.
unfortuntally, i didnt find a method (or successed to create one) for this thing. everytime i add the "!" mark after the #, the link is broken and nothing work. is there any workaround?