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In Drupal, it shows the hierarchy of the page currently viewed.
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How do I manage breadcrumbs when the node uses multiple vocabularies?
I have a blog in Drupal 8 and it uses the Categories vocabulary to display breadcrumbs as Home > Blog > [Category] > Post title. … Is it possible to control which vocabulary should have priority when it comes to displaying breadcrumbs? …
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How do I manage breadcrumbs when the node uses multiple vocabularies?
, as described here:
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* RULE 1:
* When the user is on the Tag page (Home > Blog > Tag) and clicks on a blog post, the blog post breadcrumbs will
* display: Home > Blog > [Tag Name] > Blog Post Title … *
* RULE 2:
* When the user is on the Category page (Home > Blog > Category) and clicks on a blog post, the blog post breadcrumbs
* will display: Home > Blog > [Category Name] > Blog Post Title
* …
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