How do I get the breadcrumb activated so it shows correct on each page? I have activated it in the theme section and it shows up only as "Home" on each page. I cannot find any other option where to activate it. Anybody knows?
How do I get the breadcrumb activated so it shows correct on each page? I have activated it in the theme section and it shows up only as "Home" on each page. I cannot find any other option where to activate it. Anybody knows?
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Comment #1
dnaromance commentedHi,
Same here. So I was trying plenty of custom breadcrumb.
Will let you know which one better :)
Comment #2
Critical Tinkerer commentedPerhaps an explanation of how breadcrumbs are implemented on this theme would be useful. They only seem to work for book pages. Can't seem to get them to follow menu hierarchies.
I'm interested in Kailoon's use of the Custom Breadcrumb Module. How'd that work out, Kailoon?
Comment #3
dnaromance commentedHi,
The breadcrumb is actually comes with the core, I think. So, no matter how change the theme, it will be still the same. Initially I thought is the theme, so I changed to Garland, but the breadcrumb ends up is also the same.
For the custom breadcrumb modules I posted above, I've tried two. Taxonomy breadcrumb, and Node breadcrumb.
Taxonomy breadcrumb shows the taxonomy in the breadcrumb, but won't show the page title. Node breadcrumb shows the page title, but won't show the taxonomy. So, I have to decide among the twos, I select taxonomy breadcrumb, as the page title will shown on top of every pages.
I'm combining the twos, hope I successfully modify it and post it up on Drupal.
Comment #4
m_i_c_h_a_e_l commentedI'm not sure if it caused any problems, but I noticed that the word "breadcrumb" was mispelled a few times in the styles.css file, and also (I think) in the template.php file. The word is sometimes spelled "breadcrump". I corrected the spelling and it seems to have fixed my breadcrumbs problem. (The breadcrumb trail was not appearing on all pages).
To find all occurrences, do a search for "bread".