Override or remove <span class = "breadcrumbs pathway">

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Paul Orwig
Posted: 8/5/2009
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Is there a way to either override or remove <span class = "breadcrumbs pathway"> ?

I want a breadcrumb that starts with "You are here:" followed by the breadcrumbs, and I want it to all display on one line. What Artisteer generates puts "You are here:" on one line and then the breadcrumb on a separate line below. No matter what CSS changes I make, Artisteer always inserts <span class = "breadcrumbs pathway"> which I think is causing the problem.

If anyone has any ideas/suggestions for what I want to do I would greatly appreciate it!

The line in my index.php is:

<div id="breadcrumbs"><p><?php echo JText::_('You are here:'); ?><jdoc:include type="modules" name="breadcrumb" /></p></div>

The website where I am trying to implement this is at:
http://benchmarkbaseball.net

Thanks,

paul
 
Paul Orwig
Posted: 8/5/2009
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I ended up solving this breadcrumb layout problem by putting the text string and breadcrumb module tag into separate cells of an html table.

If anyone knows of a more elegant solution, I would appreciate hearing about it!

Thanks,

paul
 
shariya
Posted: 8/5/2009
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i think the best solution to solve this problemes is to make a new breadcrume module, you can do what ever you want and take control of it.
 
ashe
Posted: 8/6/2009
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Quote Paul Orwig:

Is there a way to either override or remove <span class = "breadcrumbs pathway"> ?

I want a breadcrumb that starts with "You are here:" followed by the breadcrumbs, and I want it to all display on one line. What Artisteer generates puts "You are here:" on one line and then the breadcrumb on a separate line below. No matter what CSS changes I make, Artisteer always inserts <span class = "breadcrumbs pathway"> which I think is causing the problem.

If anyone has any ideas/suggestions for what I want to do I would greatly appreciate it!

The line in my index.php is:

<div id="breadcrumbs"><p><?php echo JText::_('You are here:'); ?><jdoc:include type="modules" name="breadcrumb" /></p></div>

The website where I am trying to implement this is at:
http://benchmarkbaseball.net

Thanks,

paul


Besides the aforementioned Paul Orwig option, you can add a new rule and write it in the bottom. . span.pathway (
display: inline;
)
Checked works

thanks
Ashe
 
Paul Orwig
Posted: 8/13/2009
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Quote ashe:

Besides the aforementioned Paul Orwig option, you can add a new rule and write it in the bottom. . span.pathway (
display: inline;
)


Perfect thanks Ashe! That's a much better solution than what I came up with to put everything into an HTML table.