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Modify the URL without reloading the page
I just came across this site, http://www.so-design.co.uk/#/brand/1 , if you use the slider it changes the image just like any normal image slider but it also changes the url to /brand/1, /brand/2 ect which i suppose means that all the slides and their content are crawled by search engines as individual pages
any ideas how they are doing this ?
cheers
First thing to do when you want to try and work out how a website has been developed is to view the source code.
The quickest way to do this is to right-click the page and look for “View page source” or something similar (depending on your browser)
Of course, in this instance, when you right-click it should become obvious that the website uses Adobe Flash. Therefore, this is not a typical JavaScript slider as you first seemed to assume.