If you could expand on your last example it would be helpful (e.g. what you would expect rather than Home > Hawaii as the output). Assuming you want something like Home > Portfolio page > Wildlife Portfolio Page > Birds Gallery page > Hawaii, with Hawaii being a tag you’ll probably need to map that tag to an actual page. Unless you only have the Hawaii tag for the Birds Gallery page (and do not have it associated with any other posts/page/CPTs).
Even then, there isn’t a combination of settings for the plugin that will facilitate this behavior. To do what you want would require an extension plugin that would override the behavior for tag archives within the plugin.
Thanks very much for the response and yes, looking at it again, I could have explained myself a lot better:
Ok, the Tags do two things:
First they can act as a filter, so that instead of browsing through the entire bird gallery the viewer can click on say the Bluebird Tag.
secondly, if I have a category based gallery page for birds and another for landscapes and another for surfing, then clicking the Hawaii Tag will produce a page which pools images, which were shot in Hawaii, from all of those different categories.
The category based galleries are actual pages which i have created, based on the theme’s gallery template. I have created a hierarchy using page parents at the upper end and your Post Parent plugin at the bottom end.
But beyond that, the Tags are being used to produce a dynamic gallery automatically by the Theme. The breadcrumb shows the name of the Tag, but only as a child of Home and not of the gallery page they were on when they clicked the Tag.
I hope that makes a little more sense. Many thanks
Thanks for the expanded explanation. It sounds like my initial assumption was correct. Now as to how to make it work, I’m thinking that my original idea probably is the only way to get it to work. Breadcrumb NavXT will try to guess what the root page should be for a taxonomy archive based on the first member of the current archive page. This, unfortunately won’t help you here.
This is an interesting problem, and something I may play around with and eventually release an extension plugin for. Depending on how things go I may play with it this weekend.
Thank you, mtekk
I will watch this space with great interest, and I am glad to hear that it was not an entirely dumb question in the first place
Hi Mtekk,
Just wondering if you ever managed to take another look at this issue?
Thanks
Sorry for not replying sooner. I honestly haven’t had a chance to look at this yet, and probably won’t be able to look at it until May.