: The URLs on my site changed, how can I get Google to change the URLs shown in Sitelinks? I have created a new website to replace the old one. The old one had structure like this ( and

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I have created a new website to replace the old one.

The old one had structure like this ( and its URLs ):

Site name (www.site.com/index.php)
---- Home page (www.site.com/home_page.php)
---- Programmes (www.site.com/programmes.php)
---- About us (www.site.com/about_us.php)

When I searched on Google for my site name it displayed the results like that.

I removed the old site from the server and uploaded the new one.

Now I'm using CMS for the new site (MODx) so the structure is like this:

Site name (www.site.com/index.php?id=1)
---- Home page (www.site.com/index.php?id=2)
---- Programmes (www.site.com/index.php?id=3)
---- About us (www.site.com/index.php?id=4)

Then when I searched Google for the site name it displayed the last pages results.

I found that I could remove the old URLs in webmaster tools ⇒ optimization ⇒ remove URLs and I removed the pages.

Now when I google my site name it displays only the index.php ( without the sitelinks).

How can I add the new Sitelinks to the Google search?

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: What is the maximum size of an HTML file that Google will crawl through? I have a 10MB HTML file. Will Google crawl through the entire file, or does it only look at the first X MB?

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@Nimeshi995

The chances are you have no waited long enough for Google to index them, Google has billions of pages each day to index, they simple don't have the resources to quickly do everyone's site and depending on your original site and how often they crawled it depends on how quickly they will update with new urls, a fairly average site takes between 2-4 weeks and varies depending how many pages you have.

You can try this:

Check robots.txt is not blocking Google.
Check to ensure you do not have noindex on the pages.
Optional make a sitemap.
Wait between 2-4 weeks.

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