https://www. wearepromotionalproducts.co.uk/#tab3

Not sure if we understand what you mean by canonical redirect for this example. But since this is a link to a fragment of the given page I guess it is not necessary. Maybe try reading more about the topic.

E.g.:
https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/52401/how-does-google-treat-hash-fragment-inside-a-canonical-url

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So does google not crawl the content I have in the toggles and accordions

“Traditionally, hash fragments (that is, everything after # in the URL) have been used to indicate one portion of a static HTML document. …hash fragments are not part of HTTP requests (and as a result they are not sent to the server)

Consequently as this covers, the Googlebot ignores hash fragments by default. Therefore for this URL:

https://example.com/article/1543#how-to-boost-seo

Googlebot should just look at the resource returned by the server: https://example.com/article/1543 while ignoring the hash fragment: how-to-boost-seo.

So essentially the resource for the above URL is the canonical URL after normalization (i.e., removing the fragment).

The purpose of using a slug is to identify a page as a human-readable keyword. Using a fragment confuses this purpose and obscures its readability:

/how-to-boost-seo is a lot more readable than: /1543#how-to-boost-seo

So in short, using a fragment as a slug would not seem beneficial to users or search engines.”

It doesn’t anymore!

Thanks

Glad you were able to fix it.

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