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  • Try this in your custom css:

    #breadcrumb {background: white;}
    #container {background: white;}

    Unfortunately you’ve still got the sidebar at the bottom. Try a different page template.

    Thread Starter beckswade

    (@beckswade)

    Whereabouts will I find this please?
    Thanks,

    Your Lupercalia theme doesn’t have an integrated custom css feature.

    If you go to Admin page / Appearance / Editor / Stylesheet, you could put the custom css right at the bottom. This is quick and easy for testing but your customizations will be lost when you update the theme. It would be preferable to use a custom css plugin, like this one, though there are many others to choose from.

    This theme does not declare WooCommerce support, and your page layout does look off. Check out the integration guide. If you find this hard going, you may like to consider a www.remarpro.com theme which features WooCommerce integration or a WooTheme.

    Thread Starter beckswade

    (@beckswade)

    Thanks – I have used the Css plugin work around for now. Played around with some themes but whole site would need a rework to get it looking like I want so went with the plugin.

    Is there anyway of changing the breadcrumb to default the beginning of the crumb on the shop pages to the shop homepage rather than the home blog ?

    Also seems to take up a lot of space at the top of my page with home as a menu and then the breadcrumb again?

    See this page as an example
    https://justkeeppinning.com/product-category/clips/

    To change the breadcrumb behaviour will require a function, and to prevent overwriting that function when you update the theme, first create a child theme.

    Next, create a file called functions.php in the root directory of the child theme. The required function is:

    // custom home link for woocommerce
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_breadcrumb_home_url', 'woo_custom_breadrumb_home_url' );
    function woo_custom_breadrumb_home_url() {
      return 'https://justkeeppinning.com/shop/';
    }

    To remove the upper breadcrumb, try this in your custom css:

    #breadcrumb {display:none}

    Thanks for sharing that, lorro. That worked perfectly for me.

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