Background image showing up in breadcrumb

Does the breadcrumb snippet follow css commands ?

when the menus are plain text links it’s no problem breadcrumb looks right but when there’s a background image associated with the menus, it also shows up in the breadcrumb as well, is this suppose to happen or did I miss someting ?

It appears that the root page id=1 seems to not play nice with the rest of the styled pages, all the other pages work with the breadcrumb and so does page id=1 except that when you click on home link then back to one of the other pages, the breadcrumb gets wacked. I’m assuming because it thinks there is a background image associated with the link which there is but for the menus not for the breadcrumb.

is there a way to tell the breadcrumb to ignore the background image associated with the menu ? I tried to set it to none in CSS but that didn’t work.

Quote from: bugsmi0 at Mar 31, 2006, 04:31 PM

is there a way to tell the breadcrumb to ignore the background image associated with the menu ? I tried to set it to none in CSS but that didn’t work.

are breadcrumb and your menu in the same div with the same id?

-sD-

no the actual menu is separate from the breadcrumb div
they are both in two different locations they don’t share the same css

the menu i have as a chunk with two ID div sets to make up one complete menu
perhaps the <ul> <li> got messed up ?

an example of how the chunk is setup
<div id=1 top menu
<ul><li>
</div>
<div id=2 bottom menu
</div>

perhaps the breadcrumb is made to work better with the dropmenu, i would have prefered a dropmenu over a chunk but since my text link menus are a bit complicated, I wasn’t able to make use of the dropmenu

i have to lines of text in each link (a menu and sub text) that make up a single link with a background image
the reason for having 2 different sets is because the first menu has a different image then the rest
<div id="menu">
<li>
<a href="#" id="menu">Menu Name

<small>Menu Sub Text</small>
</a>
</li>

You can’t overlap containers like that. If the UL is started inside of a DIV it has to be closed inside that same DIV (nested).

yes i’m aware of that, what i typed here was just an example sorry, should have been more correct on the tags, i have already decided to do away with the breadcrumbs, what was I thinking, who needs a breadcrumb anyway not me l so instead I added a long title in its place to create a subheading of the page, works good