Hi @joecreative007,
You can create a custom template for your posts in the Theme Builder to achieve what you want without having to edit the theme files. In the post template, you can add the breadcrumbs first using the Breadcrumbs module, then use the Post Title module to display the post’s featured image and title, followed by the Post Content module to show the post itself.
I don’t see myself creating a shortcode for the plugin anytime soon, as the plugin was developed with the intention of being used only within the Divi Builder. Also, as mentioned above, the layout can be built using the Theme Builder, which further reduces the need for a shortcode.
Hope it helps.
Thank you very much for your reply. How do I insert the static category link into the breadcrumb module so the hierarchy is accurate? Like this for example:
Home > About Us > Divi Custom category page displaying all posts in category > Post Title
Currently used it shows:
Home > Post Category > Post Title
Thank you!
Hi @joecreative007,
I am afraid it is not possible to add a custom breadcrumb or a custom link inside the breadcrumbs.
It would take a good deal of customization to be able add some custom links inside the breadcrumbs.
Currently, the breadcrumbs can only display the default category breadcrumbs as determined by WordPress.
Okay, thank you very kindly for the reply.
FYI, the workaround I used was to place a permanent redirect in the htaccess file for the posts’ category link so it would redirect to the custom category pages.
Suggestion: I’ve found nobody yet creating a plugin that can insert custom static pages into a Woocommerce breadcrumb, or even one like this one that you’ve generously made available. If you can create one, you might find it worthwhile. This isn’t the first time I’ve looked for a plugin that can insert static pages into the Woocommerce breadcrumb hierarchy and I still haven’t found one.
Thank you
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I really like the idea of a Breadcrumbs module that would allow users to build breadcrumbs manually.
At the moment, I’m afraid I won’t be able to build this module in the near future, but it’s definitely something I’ll keep in mind for the future.
