By gcassie on

Hello friends,

I have a menu being used as the primary links that currently goes 4 levels deep. When navigating through the items in it, breadcrumbs appear only as "home" for any pages in the top two levels. Anything in the bottom two levels shows up with full breadcrumbs, including their parents from the top two levels.

Nothing has been assigned a taxonomy term. I haven't been able to find a difference between the structure of the nodes other than where they live in the primary links. Is this intentional behavior? If so, is there some way I can over-ride it so that all the breadcrumbs show up on all pages?

I'm running 5.2. I have the menu trim module enabled, which I thought might be causing the problem, but disabling it didn't help. I don't see any other modules I think would be impacting this, though speaking of modules I have tried the Custom Breadcrumbs and Node Breadcrumbs modules to no effect.

I'm happy to provide more information if needed. Thanks for your help all.

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dynv’s picture

dynv commented

Are these nodes or pages generated by modules integrated in the menu structure ?

Not related to the problem but give Menu Restricter a look or a try. ;)

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gcassie commented

Thank you for the advice. I don't think the site I was having a problem with exists anymore though, so I can't clarify any further. Sort of a Gordian solution, I grant...