Short version:
Our website page was transitioned from a single-page style to a WordPress style by our designer. The new design includes sections that scroll to and change the hash in the URL. Since our previous page was built using AngularJS, we moved all the Angular code to one section while the rest of the sections complimented our website.
All seems to be working well!
However, an issue arises when a user tries to directly open a specific section from another page using the hash. For example: http://www.example.com/#/section4
Angular removes this hash from the URL and displays the page without scrolling to the specified section. I confirmed this by removing Angular and attempting to open a static HTML page.
Any thoughts on why this might be happening? If my question is unclear, please let me know. I'm a bit confused myself at the moment :)
Edit 1:
The usual behavior is for the page to scroll to the section with a name matching the hashtag. I would like to implement this functionality in my Angular application. I do not want to remove the hashtag.