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css anchors in urls
jonathon
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I was just wondering where Google mainly stood on pages that use css divs to naviagte.
For instance, I have a page with a set of content on it. It fairly big. So at the top i have 3 anchored links <a href="#chapter1"> Go Chapter 1</a>
<a href="#chapter2"> Go Chapter 2</a>
<a href="#chapter3"> Go Chapter 3</a>
This obviously alters my URL so I now have 3 different URLs with essentially the same content. Should i just use a "no follow" rule on each of the links?
Thanks
For instance, I have a page with a set of content on it. It fairly big. So at the top i have 3 anchored links <a href="#chapter1"> Go Chapter 1</a>
<a href="#chapter2"> Go Chapter 2</a>
<a href="#chapter3"> Go Chapter 3</a>
This obviously alters my URL so I now have 3 different URLs with essentially the same content. Should i just use a "no follow" rule on each of the links?
Thanks