Background image showing in breadrumbs - how to remove it?

[seanie_morris]

Hi,
My breadcrumbs placeholder on the Overdrive template is displaying a background image, the image is the one used for the .title property in style.css

I found the line in framework/frontend.functions.php that is calling it:

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$title = (trim($title) == '') ? $MENU['BREADCRUMB'] : $title;How do I edit this line to remove the image? I tried a few variations, even deleting the line, but most of the time when I do this, the breadcrumb text "You are here:" is removed from the breadcrumbs.

I have removed any color or background-image property from the #breadcrumbs element in style.css so that it is a transparent area. The image only underlays on the 'You are here:' part of the breadcrumb.

Seanie.

[Luisehahne]

Can we have an url to take a look in the generated html?

Dietmar

[seanie_morris]

I solved it Dietmar, thanks!

I found that if I changed line 380 in framework/frontend.functions.php from:

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print '<div class="breadcrumb"><span class="title">'.$title.'</span>';to

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print '<div class="breadcrumb">'.$title.'';it worked. Removing the <span class="title"> reference did the trick.

Seanie.

[seanie_morris]

I found that if I changed line 380 in framework/frontend.functions.php...

In 2.8.3 SP7 it is line 394.

[jacobi22]

if we now change this code, maybe a lot of users lost the styling for the breadcrumbs

rename the class="title" from your background picture looks like a better solution

[seanie_morris]

if we now change this code, maybe a lot of users lost the styling for the breadcrumbs

rename the class="title" from your background picture looks like a better solution

That would depend on the size of the area that Breadcrumbs are taking up. For me, I'm just placing it in a c.50px high space so I only get a portion of the title image that is declared in the CSS. I've messed around with this since, creating a new class that <span> can use instead, like an arrow graphic, or binoculars graphic, and so on (or even just mess around with the class 'breadcrumb' in the CSS and leave <span> out of it altogether).