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  • Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    In the Breadcrumb NavXT setting page, under the General tab, make sure the “Place the blog breadcrumb in the trail.” option is unchecked. Then press the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the page.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    To answer the last part of your question, if the separator you are getting in the breadcrumb trail is not what is set in the Breadcrumb NavXT settings, it is likely the breadcrumb trail you see isn’t being generated by Breadcrumb NavXT. In your example, if you are getting / as your separator, it likely isn’t Breadcrumb NavXT doing that (the default separator for Breadcrumb NavXT is >).

    As for your first question, you are correct, out-of-the-box Breadcrumb NavXT does not support specifying a primary category, nor does it generate a breadcrumb trail based on the user’s path traveled to the post. Extra code is required to implement these features, which Breadcrumb NavXT Paths does provide (both a primary category and selecting a category by the path the user arrived at the post).

    Regarding other languages, Breadcrumb NavXT, out-of-the-box, should work well in any language. That said, if you’re creating a multilingual site, you should read the following article highlights what to expect (in this casefor WPML, but Polylang is similar): https://mtekk.us/archives/wordpress/plugins-wordpress/breadcrumb-navxt-and-wpml-compatibility/

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Looking at the page you linked to, it appears whatever you had done to change the title of the page only applied to the elementor heading title and not the actual page title. Both the breadcrumb trail and the title tag in the html head were not changed, which strongly suggests that the page’s title didn’t actually change.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Unfortunately, I can not provide support for premium plugins on these forums. Please open a support ticket on the site you purchased the premium plugin from.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Breadcrumb NavXT generates breadcrumb trails, what you’re referring to is a pagenation navigation element, something that is handled by other plugins. In your case, it looks like WooCommerce is generating one set of pagenation links and I think your theme is generating the other one. As to why they are seeing a different number of pages, it’s likely due to the number of posts per a page they are setup to use.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    In your custom.js JavaScript file, the $('.gallery li a span, .columns a span').css('opacity', '0').css('display', 'block'); line is accidentally targeting the breadcrumbs and setting the opacity to 0. I suggest fixing that code so it doesn’t accidentally target the breadcrumbs.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    One thing I’m noticing here is that you seem to be using the same post type for Projects and Products (in the screenshot Breadcrumb NavXT is seeing the post as a member of the project post type hence “Proyectos” instead of “Productos”). I recommend using a separate post type for Projects and Products unless you have a very good reason to use a single post type for the two different things.

    You can use a combination of bcn_breadcrumb_url and bcn_breadcrumb_title to change the title and URL, an example of how to do this for the URL is outlined in the following article: https://mtekk.us/archives/guides/link-to-a-page-rather-than-the-category-archive-in-a-breadcrumb/

    Assuming the pages have the desired post-parent hierarchy (e.g. GALCES PINO LANDAS is a child of MOLDURAS), Breadcrumb NavXT Paths (premium) can be use to map a page to the category. However, the current implementation of this feature will jump to using the post-parent hierarchy after jumping at the first term mapped to a page (so it’s not exactly a one-to-one mapping right now).

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    On the linked page, it appears you are using a different breadcrumb plugin to generate the breadcrumb trail. That said, the problem seems to be an inline style that sets opacity: 0. You seem to have some JavaScript that is doing this (disabling JavaScript in my browser’s debugger reloads the page and the breadcrumbs appear).

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    This sounds to be nearly the same behavior discussed here (see my reply for an explanation of the behavior): https://wordpress.org/support/topic/breadcrumbs-url-not-matching-product-page-breadcrumbs/#post-13336250

    When a post is the member of multiple terms within the same taxonomy, you will need to specify a “preferred term” to guarantee Breadcrumb NavXT uses the term you want (otherwise you are at the mercy of the order WordPress returns the terms). This can be accomplished using Order Bender or Breadcrumb NavXT Paths (premium).

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by John Havlik. Reason: fixed some awkward grammar
    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Unfortunately, I’m going to need more information to diagnose the issue. If Wordfence is throwing the 403 error, hopefully there is an error log of some sort that has more information on what Wordfence doesn’t like. Are you having any issues updating other plugins? Also, what version of Beadcrumb NavXT are you trying to update from?

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    To display “Blog” you need to have a “Posts Page” set in Settings > Reading and have “Blog Breadcrumb” enabled in the Breadcrumb NavXT settings. If you don’t want to include the category hierarchy, you can uncheck “Post Hierarchy Display” setting under the Post Types tab in the Breadcrumb NavXT settings page and pressing the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the page.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    The message appears at the top of the page, just like any other ordinary message within the WordPress admin (Breadcrumb NavXT doesn’t stray too far from the base concepts that the WordPress admin area already uses).

    I would avoid manually editing the wp_options table entries, it’s a great way to inadvertently break things. If you want to try a “hard reset” of the settings, you can drop the two bcn_options entries from the wp_options table. At that point, Breadcrumb NavXT will use the default settings.

    In general, you should not be using li elements in the breadcrumb templates. Instead use bcn_display_list() instead of bcn_display() for the calling code (or if you are using the widget, select “list” for the “Output trail as” widget option). Out of the box, Breadcrumb NavXT does not support the li element in the templates (it will get stripped out), there is a guide on how to add support to the li element (see https://mtekk.us/archives/guides/how-to-add-li-and-other-tags-to-breadcrumb-templates/), if there is some code lie that, the problem is the demo does not add the property or typeof attributes (that should be easy enough to do).

    If the settings don’t seem to be saving/changes to them don’t appear to be reflected in the breadcrumb trail, then you should check the generated HTML of the breadcrumb trail and see if it is actually generated by Breadcrumb NavXT. If it is generated by Breadcrumb NavXT, then, you may need to hunt down where the custom code is that is interacting with Breadcrumb NavXT (hopefully it lives in a site specific plugin or your theme in the same file as the code enabling li elements in the breadcrumb templates).

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    After clicking the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the settings page, the page should refresh. At this point, there should be a notification banner at the top of the settings page saying:

    Settings successfully saved. Undo

    If you get:

    Settings did not change, nothing to save.

    then, whatever you tried adding to the templates is getting stripped out. Since both property and typeof are allowed attributes for the a, img, span, h1, and h2 HTML tags, it’s likely you are trying to use an unsupported HTML tag within the templates.

    By default, Breadcrumb NavXT provides Schema.org BreadcrumbList compliant markup under the RDFa vocabulary. You shouldn’t actually have to add the property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem" as it should have already been there. You may want to reset your Breadcrumb NavXT settings to the “factory defaults” via the Import/Export/Reset form in Breadcrumb NavXT Settings page Help menu/dropdown.

    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    The structured data testing tool has been broken for quite a while (don’t necessarily trust its results). That said, from what I can tell, the page you linked to is not using Breadcrumb NavXT, and the rich results/structured data breadcrumbs that the Google tools are finding are generated by another plugin.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by John Havlik.
    Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    It looks like you are using the Breadcrumb NavXT widget to display the breadcrumb trail. Under the widget settings (Appearance > Widgets), for the Breadcrumb NavXT widget, make sure the “Link the breadcrumbs” option is checked. From what I can tell, that widget option currently is not checked which is why all of the breadcrumbs are unlinked.

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