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  • Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Well, if you are using the widget, check to see if your theme has another widget area in the location you want the breadcrumb to show up. Otherwise, you may need to modify your theme, and call bcn_display(); in the area you want the breadcrumb to show up.

    Thread Starter nadafouad

    (@nadafouad)

    Gr8….code does work, but i just can’t seem to find where exactly to put it in if i want it before the contents of each page.

    Tried header.php and page.php and they both display it in wrong areas.
    any idea where to place the
    <?bcn_display(); ?>
    ???

    Sorry if am causing any disturbance:)

    Thanks

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    I guess it depends on a few things: exactly where you want it to appear, the theme setup, and possibly CSS styling. One thing that may be helpful is to use firebug in Firefox or the equivalent inspector in Chrome to modify the page markup with a demo breadcrumb string to determine where in the HTML you need the breadcrumb to show up. Then determine what template part is responsible for that part of the page.

    Thread Starter nadafouad

    (@nadafouad)

    well….worked finally…inserted it in page.php.

    Just one more question though! I tried to change the font of the breadcrumbs page trail and i keep changing the font in the .css file but it doesnt seem to change the font at all!

    am i editing the wrong file?

    Thanks again.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    You should place all CSS edits within your theme’s style.css. Edits to any Breadcrumb NavXT file will not result in CSS style changes (Breadcrumb NavXT does not ship with CSS for the breadcrumb trail).

    Anonymous User 8411015

    (@anonymized-8411015)

    Hi all,

    Struggling a little here. I am using the Fearless template.

    Placing <?bcn_display(); ?> in my content.php shows just the category root and the current displayed post.

    If I replace the above with:

    <div class=”breadcrumbs”>
    <?php if(function_exists(‘bcn_display’))
    {
    bcn_display();
    }?>
    </div>

    Nothing shows at all.

    Obviously, I’m looking to display next and previous links (standard breadcrumbs).

    I am clearly missing something here.

    Website

    Any suggestions, please?

    Many thanks,

    Mike

    Anonymous User 8411015

    (@anonymized-8411015)

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