Fragment identifier missing

[rhudea]

Original: https://www.macquarie.com.auhelp/personal/bank-accounts/open-an-account/what-you-need-to-open-a-savings-or-bank-account.html
Imported: https://main--macquarie-help-centre--hlxsites.hlx.page/help/personal/bank-accounts/open-an-account/what-you-need-to-open-a-savings-or-bank-account

Url in page: https://www.macquarie.com.au/help/personal/bank-accounts/open-an-account/What-you-need-to-open-a-savings-or-bank-account.html#tab-panels-0-electronic-signature

Imported url: https://main--macquarie-help-centre--hlxsites.hlx.page/help/personal/bank-accounts/open-an-account/what-you-need-to-open-a-savings-or-bank-account#tab-panels-0-electronic-signature

Should be
https://main--macquarie-help-centre--hlxsites.hlx.page/help/personal/bank-accounts/open-an-account/what-you-need-to-open-a-savings-or-bank-account#electronic-signature to properly scroll in page (no tab-panels-0)

[asthabh23]

unable to replicate this @rhudea , can you please give some more context please?

[catalan-adobe]

@rhudea, @asthabh23, I understand the issue here is about pages containing anchor links (with a #) to other pages which have also been imported.
In that particular case, the original anchor will not work as they are bein modified by the import.
I computed analysis of this exact case and found 9 pages having the issue.
Data is in dataset-hc-anchor-links-analysis.xlsx, check column I ("anchor links to another imported page") > 0.
Taking in account the few instances of the issue + the potential effort to try to automate the fix, I suggest to handle these cases manually, fixing the links in the impacted Word documents.