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Fancy Bricks plugin · Breadcrumb

A breadcrumb with dropdowns for Bricks Builder

Each level opens its sibling categories, and the last one the related posts. The path follows the taxonomy, with an archive link and a home icon or text.

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The real element, rendered for a post of this blog. Open Basics for its sibling categories; the related posts of the last level are on the post itself, below.

Settings

Navigation in every level of the path

  • Every level opens its sibling terms
  • The last level lists related posts
  • An archive link to the blog or the post type
  • The full taxonomy path, parent terms first
  • Home as text, an icon or both, any separator
  • A nav landmark, arrow keys and Escape in the menus
The Fancy Breadcrumb element on a blog post of this site: Home, Blog, Basics and the post, open on the latest posts of its category

It runs on every post of our blog

The post template uses the same element: Home, Blog, the category and the post, both levels open. This is a screenshot of one of them.

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Settings you’ll find in Bricks

Screenshots of the real panel, set like the post template of our blog. Pick a group.

Fancy Breadcrumb in the Bricks panel: Home Text «Home», Home Icon, Hide Home Text off, Show Post Title on, related posts dropdown on the last level on, five posts, ordered by date, newest first.
  • HomeText, an icon, or the icon alone.
  • Last levelThe post, or a menu of related posts: how many and in what order.
  • PathThe archive link with your name for it, and the full taxonomy path.
  • DropdownsWhich taxonomy, and the order and limit of the terms in each menu.

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Wherever content has categories

Blog posts

Sibling categories one click away, and the latest posts of the same one.

Product pages

The full path of product categories, parent first.

Docs and guides

A custom post type with its own topics.

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Yes. It reads the post type’s archive and its taxonomy. Set Preferred Taxonomy when the content has more than one.

Home, the parent pages and the page title, like «On this page» above. The dropdowns come from terms, so they show on posts, products and other content with categories or tags.

No. The plugin is an extra included with the annual and lifetime plans.

Included in the annual and lifetime plans

Install the plugin from your account once you’re on a paid plan. Free templates and frameworks stay free either way.

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