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When I click a submenu, I expected the breadcrumb to display as Home -> primary menu -> submenu.
Instead it just remains "Home".
In the demo, if I click the Navdemo1 tab, and then submenu1, the breadcrumb becomes Home -> Navdemo1.
I can't get this to happen on my site. Is there some trick to setting up the submenu for the breadcrumb to at least display the primary menu?
Ideally it would be great if it showed the secondary menu, too.
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Comment #1
180michael CreditAttribution: 180michael commentedI am experiencing this problem too so I'd be interested in a solution.
Is your content listed in a hierarchy beneath the primary menu?
Comment #2
scooper@drupal.org CreditAttribution: scooper@drupal.org commentedI'm not sure what you're asking, but my secondary links are listed under the primary links as they should be -- when a primary link is clicked. Everything is perfect except for the breadcrumb.
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gintass CreditAttribution: gintass commentedI have the same issue. I also noticed that the only time breadcrumbs feature does work is when I'm browsing administration menu "Navigation", which is default menu that Drupal comes with. As soon as I switch to site navigation menu which I created for my users to navigate content of the site, that is when breadcrumb feature stops working. I wish someone offered solution to this problem since this is probably the only theme that I found which has decent look out of box although it allows only two levels in menu hierarchy if I'm using horizontal menu and that is where breadcrumb feature would be very useful if it worked.
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jonline CreditAttribution: jonline commentedSubscribe
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harper1983 CreditAttribution: harper1983 commentedSubscribe
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paardje CreditAttribution: paardje commentedany change for a quick solution?
Comment #7
bradweikel CreditAttribution: bradweikel commentedThis is probably NOT the Four Seasons theme's fault.
By default, Drupal only shows breadcrumbs for the Navigation menu. The easiest way to add breadcrumbs for other menus is the menu_breadcrumb module. Just install it and your breadcrumbs should appear immediately.
A more advanced option would be custom_breadcrumbs, which has a lot of configuration options but may not do what you want on install.
Comment #8
stGeorge-1 CreditAttribution: stGeorge-1 commentedI also doubt this is the Four Seasons Theme. If you want a non-module solution to customising your breadcrumb then check out these snippets http://drupal.org/node/64067
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donniewiko CreditAttribution: donniewiko commented