I'm trying to add a static list before the breadcrumb function is used in the page.tpl.php:

prospective students > academic degree programs >
if ($breadcrumb): print $breadcrumb; endif;

The $breadcrumb already has a div surrounding it. When I take a look at it in my page source view:

prospective students > academic degree programs >
occupational & environmental medicine

How do I get rid of the 2nd div location? I have looked into the theme-settings.js, theme-settings.php, and template.php.

I just wanted to put in my static html of

prospective students > academic degree programs >

than have the $breadcrumb function to work after my '>academic degree programs'

Thanks.

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lnspham’s picture

lnspham commented

Sorry, it not showing up my raw code

home > prospective students > academic degree programs >
occupational & environmental medicine
akalata’s picture

akalata commented
Status: Active » Fixed

When you want to post code, you should enclose the HTML between <code> tags - see the second bullet below the Comment box.

The breadcrumb is created by the zen_breadcrumb theme function. Line 28 of the STARTERKIT template.php acrually uses theme_breadcrumb as an example. Copy that code from Zen's base template.php (lines 31 to 67 or thereabouts), rename to YOURTHEME_breadcrumb, and edit the line that adds the div:

return '<div class="breadcrumb"><a href="" rel="nofollow">prospective students</a> &gt; <a href="" rel="nofollow">academic degree programs</a>  &gt;  <a href="/envdev/drupal/" rel="nofollow"> occupational &amp; environmental medicine</a>  &gt;  ' . implode($breadcrumb_separator, $breadcrumb) . "$trailing_separator$title</div>";>

Instead of hardcoding this addition to the breadcrumb, you might want to look into breadcrumb manipulation modules, such as Custom Breadcrumbs. I'm not sure if it will do what you need, but it might be a good starting point.

lnspham’s picture

lnspham commented

@ akalata THANKS! I worked!!

I added it in the beginning but I include "rel="nofollow" and I was missing a syntax.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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