After more than 11 years, there's not module or an easy way to remove breadcrumbs!
In Drupal 8/9, it's a block, that is removed on the block edit page. Sos, there is an easy way to remove them, but only for sites that are updated.
Changing the code or css are not good options since it won't work for some themes and we have to do it again after each update.
Yes, if you alter a core or contributed theme, the changes will get lost on update. To get around this problem, you can make a subtheme of the theme you want to alter, and make your changes in the subtheme. That way, you can updated the base theme, and any changes will also apply to your subtheme, without overwriting your subtheme. So you can remove the breadcrumb from the template in the subtheme, and it won't display anymore, even after updates.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.
You can create a subtheme in D7 by creating a new theme folder, and implementing [THEME].info, setting the base theme. It's very quick and easy - 5 minutes.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.
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remove it from your theme manually.
~silverwing
remove from tpl.php files
If you want to remove the breadcrumb from your theme, just go to page.tpl.php and look for this line
if ($breadcrumb): print $breadcrumb; endif;and remove. After removing and saving the file, go to Site configuration -> performance and hit "Clear cached data".
Just your site. Your breadcrumb removed!
After more than 11 years,
After more than 11 years, still there's no module or an easy way to remove breadcrumbs!
Changing the code or css are not good options since it won't work for some themes and we have to do it again after each update.
After more than 11 years,
In Drupal 8/9, it's a block, that is removed on the block edit page. Sos, there is an easy way to remove them, but only for sites that are updated.
Yes, if you alter a core or contributed theme, the changes will get lost on update. To get around this problem, you can make a subtheme of the theme you want to alter, and make your changes in the subtheme. That way, you can updated the base theme, and any changes will also apply to your subtheme, without overwriting your subtheme. So you can remove the breadcrumb from the template in the subtheme, and it won't display anymore, even after updates.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.
Thanks for the info that in
Thanks for the info that in D8/9 it's a block, worked for me.
But for D7, it's not an easy way to create a subtheme, that's not an issue since that version is nearing it's end anyways.
You can create a subtheme in
You can create a subtheme in D7 by creating a new theme folder, and implementing [THEME].info, setting the base theme. It's very quick and easy - 5 minutes.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.