Official statement
Google does not index content that loads solely through hash changes in the URL. However, if all the content is already present in the HTML and the hash merely shows/hides sections like tabs or accordions, it works properly.
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Do URL hash fragments (#) create separate pages in Google's eyes?
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TL;DR
Google does not index content that loads only through hash changes in URLs. However, if the content is already present in the HTML and simply changes visually, indexing works. This is useful for tabs and accordions.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Google indexe-t-il le contenu chargé par hash ?
Non, pas s'il est chargé uniquement via un changement de hash.
Le contenu affiché par des onglets est-il indexé ?
Oui, si le contenu est déjà dans le HTML avant l'interaction.
Que faire si mon contenu important est dynamique ?
Assurez-vous qu'il est présent dans le HTML initial pour garantir l'indexation.
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