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Breadcrumb navigation?

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Just looking for a decent breadcrumb navigation tutorial - the only time I've needed them it's been on a CMS which has breadcrumb modules built in.

 

Cheers in advance!

If you have a static website, then just do them yourself, unless you've got more than say 20 pages, it'll hardly be much of a task to be honest. I've had a look around the net and I can't find anything about is, sorry!

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No I couldn't find much either. I've not had much use for them on static sites, I'm just writing a blog on navigation systems and wanted to include links to a couple tutorials on breadcrumbs.

I'm not sure you're going to find much for a static site to be honest, there's far too much room for error, and no matter what happens, the page called index.htm will always stay as index.htm even if you've clicked it from contact.htm or about.htm and so on and so forth.

here you go

 

$display_block ="
  <p>You are viewing:   <a href="page.php?cat_id=".$cat_id."\">".$cat_title."</a> > ".$item_title."</p>

 

thats taken from a php shopping cart im working on, the cat_id and cat_title are taken from the database and assigned to the variables above (i can show that code too if needed)

 

its only really useful for breadcrumbs when using huge sites like shopping carts, all the data needs to be stored in the database if this is used

It shows the users trail to get to the page they're viewing. So it's easy for them to get back to any page on their trail.

 

The links at the top of this page are breadcrumb navigation.

 

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