John Havlik

If you want the current item to be linked, make sure the “Link Current Item” option under the General tab in the Breadcrumb NavXT settings page is checked (and then press “Save Changes” after changing it).

WordPress doesn’t really support multiple roots for a single post type. The concept of a root is that there is only one. Instead, I would consider one of two alternative methods of achieving what you want. The simplest is to have two separate custom post types, one for “cell phone repairs” and one for “computer repairs”. This way the built in support for root pages in Breadcrumb NavXT will do what you need.

The other option is to use a custom taxonomy, and then map the taxonomy terms for ‘cell phone repairs’ and ‘computer repairs’ to pages with the same name. See this recent thread for an example on how to do this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/breadcrumb-for-pages-instead-of-categories/

You can do this using the bcn_breadcrumb_url filter. See https://mtekk.us/archives/guides/link-to-a-page-rather-than-the-category-archive-in-a-breadcrumb/ for an example on how to do this. Otherwise, if you not want to write any code, Breadcrumb NavXT Paths provides an interface to map categories to pages.

This sounds similar to this request: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/post-belonging-to-multiple-categories-shows-wrong-bc-trail/

My answer is similar, you can write code targeting bcn_pick_post_term to select the term you want.

The linked page does not appear to be using Breadcrumb NavXT to generate it’s breadcrumb trail. It looks like your breadcrumb trail is in a p element with id breadcrumbs so you’d want to target that with your CSS.

FYI 6.2.1 has been released

As far as I can recall, Breadcrumb NavXT never added a ‘name’ class to the breadcrumbs. In 6.2.0 it did stop erroneously including microdata wrappers for the Schema.org BreadcrumbList format on unlinked breadcrumbs when using the default breadcrumb templates. In 6.2.1, the default unlinked breadcrumb template was changed to include a span wrapper so that it is easier to target with CSS styling. Please check if that makes what you are trying to do easier (you may need to target the current-item class, or try selecting the last span in element that contains all of the breadcrumbs).