Linking to a page by # , a duplicate content to the site?

[manojkumar77]

Hi


If I'am having a Contextual link in a page,Say domain.com(Home page), like <a href="#text">text</a> which opens the current page content and the address would be domain.com/#text

Does the webpages domain.com and domain.com/#text would posses a duplicate content issue?

Please, Need answer from a webmaster!

Thanks in Advance!

 

[easyarticles]

You're asking a home link issues ( canonical) like domain.com and domain.com/index, home, default ( any extension it php, aspx, html, jsp) . Yes this is the issue of duplicate content. When you given the link of home page then add complete home link ( xyz.com

 

[deansaliba]

I'm no expert, but I don't think you will fool Google with this little trick.

 

[manojkumar77]

I'm no expert, but I don't think you will fool Google with this little trick.

Acutualy its not a trick to fool Google....

The # is used for a Jump in the content!

But when the targeted Jump location is not found The current page loads in the Browser.

Does it would be considered as duplicate by a SE Bot?

 

[davidweb09]

Yes, You can implement this techniques, most of clients use this features (#) for their websites. https://iacupunctureca.com/