: Does Google use AJAX powered hash fragment links in sitelinks? On my website, I use anchor tags to navigate as it's a single page. With that in mind, my links for the main nav look like:

@Courtney195

Google does not index hashtag links. I wish they would though. I believe it would be a useful feature. If you run a Google search for "wikipedia cat", you'll see that Google does not index urls like wikipedia.org/cat#behavior and wikipedia.org/cat#biology

In order to have Google understand your page better and index these hashtag URLs, it is advised that you use rich structured data and html schema markup. Here are some examples to get you started:
developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/intro-structured-data https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/mark-up-content developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/structured_data

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@Eichhorn148

I very doubt if it will be the case. Url parts after hashbang aren't transferred through server.

If i guess right, and your site is a onepager, so i get much more doubts about Google would establish sitelinks:(

But, if your site is not a onepager, you could easy change this behavior and get much higher chances to achieve your goal:


address your menu entries with parameter instead of hashbang, like ?m=about.
establish internal links to them from other pages, not from the startpage.

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