I have a webpage called index.html that is connected to other pages (portfolio.php, friendzone.php and so on) through jQuery load() method.Example: my menu has the following code:\[code\]<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13765160/" class="button"><div id="homepageBtn"></div></a><a onclick="showPage('progressi')" class="button"><div id="progressiBtn"></div></a><a onclick="showPage('interessi')" class="button"><div id="interessiBtn"></div></a><a onclick="showPage('friendzone')" class="button"><div id="friendzoneBtn"></div></a><a onclick="showPage('contact')" class="button"><div id="emailBtn"></div></a>\[/code\]When I click something that is not the homepage option, the showPage() function is called:\[code\]function showPage(page) { $("#post-title").fadeOut (200, function() { $("#post-title").html(page); // Edit the page title in the div Cufon.refresh(); // I use Cufon plugin, so I reload it }).fadeIn(500); $("#post-content").fadeOut (200, function() { $("#post-content").load(page + ".php", function() { // If I pass for example "contact", it loads me the page contact.php in the "post-content" div $('a.boxed').colorbox({rel: 'Galleria'}); // I use colorbox jQuery plugin, so I reload it here $('a.iframe').colorbox({iframe: true, width: "80%", height: "80%"}); // Same here }); }).fadeIn(500);}\[/code\]Everything works flawlessly, except for one thing:When I load another page content inside my div's, the URL doesn't changes. I believe this is very bad for Google crawlers and for users who want to go on the previous page by clicking the back button of their browser or share a link to a specific page of my website.Is there any way I can achieve a different URL based on the content I load in my div?