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By AngelicLight on
Hi, everyone,
I've got a quick question and it's probably just me wanting to make things more complicated than they are.
I've got D/6.4 installed and all of my blocks and primary menus setup. I'm just using a single primary menu-type navigation on the left as the main navigation for the site. One of the main links goes to an article index on it's own page, and I was going to link to articles from there, but the only way I could think to do it was to put html links in the content block (of that main index page) to their own individual nodes.
The problem with this method is there's no breadcrumb trail - it's just "Home" on both the index pages and each article page.
Is there a better/best way to have an article index as a sub-page off of your main/primary links, have sub pages for each article, and yet have the breadcrumbs indicate "Home - Article Index - Specific Article"?
I know there's probably an intensely simple solution, well, forest from the trees thing is probably active here...
Thanks, all, for any help, guidance, or suggestions,
- A
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I haven't tried this one myself, but http://drupal.org/project/custom_breadcrumbs looks like it does what you want. (Hm, actually it looks like something I want too. I'll just have to add it to the list of modules I plan to look closer at, sometime...)
Oh, and if you'd prefer to create the article index automatically, I suggest you take a look at http://drupal.org/project/views. It can, among lots and lots and lots of other nifty stuff, provide you with a list of nodes of a specific content type, sorted and/or filtered almost any way you can imagine :-)