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I believe I fixed this last week. As for breadcrumbs, if fixed width is off there's more space so the CSS is coded to put them side-by-side with title. It's always been tricky as what is best really depends on the site, if it has panels, the length of titles, the breadcrumb depth. In global.css .global_breadcrumbs { padding: 7px 0 7px 0; /*{+START,IF,{$NOT,{$MOBILE}}}*/ /*{+START,IF,{$CONFIG_OPTION,fixed_width}}*/ text-align: {!en_right}; /*{+END}*/ /*{+START,IF,{$NOT,{$CONFIG_OPTION,fixed_width}}}*/ float: {!en_right}; /*{+END}*/ margin-left: 0.5em; /*{+END}*/ } change to .global_breadcrumbs { padding: 7px 0 7px 0; /*{+START,IF,{$NOT,{$MOBILE}}}*/ text-align: {!en_right}; margin-left: 0.5em; /*{+END}*/ } |
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Ahh okay, that makes sense. Well the other thing I wanted to mention is the idea of sectioning the breadcrumbs using the colon. So basically anything that appears after the : is not included in the breadcrumb. So if a page was called 'Tutorial 1: How to manually edit breadcrumbs', you would just see Tutorial 1 in the breadcrumbs. |
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You can do with a couple of template changes. Templates: BREADCRUMB_LINK_WRAP, BREADCRUMB_LONE_WRAP {LABEL*} --> {$PREG_REPLACE,:.*$,,{LABEL*}} I wouldn't want to do by default. People may have multiple pages in a hierarchy sharing a prefix intentionally. |
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I wouldn't have realised that such a simple change would do this. Thanks. |
- Anonymous
