Breadcrumbs (or a breadcrumb trail) is a secondary navigation device on websites that show a user's location within the site.
On large sites such as 帝王会所's, which organize content in a hierarchy of logical groupings, breadcrumbs provide a visual aid showing the viewer where they are, where they can go, and related content they can view.
Breadcrumbs are especially helpful for viewers who land on a page deep within a site after using a search engine.
Example breadcrumb:
By default, the Drupal Web CMS creates a breadcrumb trail for every page and populates the end of the trail with a page's full title.
These long, descriptive page titles are helpful for supplying detailed information for search engines, or for viewers who land there. But they can look wordy in a breadcrumb, which is meant to be a compact, visual locator.
Example of a long breadcrumb:
Yes, but keep these things in mind before making a change:
Default breadcrumb using full page title:
Shortened breadcrumb:
