Hi,
When I create a new page it has the standard breadcrumbs at the top of the page. All of my regular blog posts also have the breadcrumbs.
As soon as I open the page in TagDiv composer to lay out a custom design, the breadcrumbs disappear. How can i get them back? I don’t like that they are visible on blog posts and un-edited pages, but are not visible on edited pages.
As an example, here is a new page that I created but did not open in TagDiv composer: https://dontdoanmba.com/blog/
Here is a new page that was created in the same way but then opened in TagDiv composer. No changes/edits made in TagDiv composer, I just opened it and clicked save: https://dontdoanmba.com/test/
Not for me. See https://www.dropbox.com/s/e6boj9i1vbtqiea/Screenshot%202018-06-25%2010.23.11.png?dl=0
I get nothing. I tried the full word, the word with spaces etc. But nothing.
Hi,
If you were to use the page with title template, that will display breadcrumbs on the page
– https://www.screencast.com/t/biZlh6eEr
Please do not use these elements in any page
– https://www.screencast.com/t/fMxvlCDULz
Those are not supposed to be displayed there for all pages (only cloud templates), using them on normal pages may cause problems with them. This will be fixed in the coming update.
Thanks
Thanks Simion, that’s helpful and has worked.
Is there any way of hiding the title when doing that? If not as a control panel setting, then some CSS I can apply just to the page that hides the page title? The page layouts I’ve done don’t look right with the title displayed.
Thanks again,
Ross
Just so it doesn’t look like I’m trying to get people to do it all for me, I have already tried:
1) Just leaving the title blank. The page then doesn’t show up in the breadcrumbs
2) Using a “hide title” plugin. All the ones I found did the same as point 1, hiding the title but also the page name in the breadcrumbs. Or just didn’t work at all.
3) CSS, but it hid titles on all pages everywhere, not just the page I was on
The title could be remove only for that page with CSS, by using the page ID. For example on a test page
– https://www.screencast.com/t/KaWd6Q2m
.page-id-XXX .td-page-header .td-page-title {
display: none;
}