Lukas Rydygel

<p>The plugin allows you to render breadcrumbs and configurate them with filters.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>Use the function ‘jinx_breadcrumbs’ to render the breadcrumbs where you want them to be. You may overwrite the default arguments by passing an array to the function.</p>
<pre><code><?php

  if (function_exists('jinx_breadcrumbs')) :

    jinx_breadcrumbs([
      // default args
      'home' => __('Home', 'jinx-breadcrumbs'),
      'search' => __('Search: "%s"', 'jinx-breadcrumbs'),
      '404' => __('Error 404', 'jinx-breadcrumbs'),
      'author' => __('Author: %s', 'jinx-breadcrumbs'),
      'year' => 'Y',
      'month' => 'F',
      'day' => 'd',
      'before' => '<nav aria-label="breadcrumb"><ol>',
      'after' => '</ol></nav>',
      'before_item' => '<li%s>',
      'after_item' => '</li>',
    ]);

  endif;

?>
</code></pre>
<p>You may also use the filter ‘jinx_jinx_breadcrumbs’ to overwrite them.</p>
<pre><code><?php

  add_filter('jinx_breadcrumbs', function($args) {

    return array_merge($args, [
      'home' => __('Start', 'cca'),
      'search' => __('Your searched for "%s"', 'cca'),
    ]);

  });

?>
</code></pre>
<p>The plugin will automatically try to find the correct archive pages by using the rewrite slug of custom taxonomies and post types.</p>
<p>If you may want to change this behavior, you may use some filters to manipulate the archive page.</p>
<p>If you return NULL, the archive page will be removed.</p>
<pre><code><?php

  // filters the archive page, passing the PID, type ('taxonomy' or 'post_type') and name (eg. 'video')
  add_filter('jinx_breadcrumbs_archive', function($pid, $type, $name) {

    return $pid;

  }, 10, 3);

  // filters the archive page, passing the PID and name (eg. 'video')
  // the type is part of the filter (eg. 'jinx_breadcrumbs_archive_taxonomy')
  add_filter('jinx_breadcrumbs_archive_{type}', function($pid, $name) {

    return $pid;

  }, 10, 2);

  // filters the archive page, passing the PID
  // the type and name are part of the filter (eg. 'jinx_breadcrumbs_archive_post_type_video')
  add_filter('jinx_breadcrumbs_archive_{type}_{name}', function($pid) {

    return $pid;

  }, 10, 1);

?>
</code></pre>


Jinx-Breadcrumbs

Simple yet powerful breadcrumbs for geeks

Allon Sacks

<p>Sometimes you have a different permalink set up than the breadcrumbs you want.<br />
For instance: http://yourdomain.com/seo-services<br />
The “seo-services” page is under the “services” section but you did not set it up as a child of the services page.<br />
Still, you want the breadcrumbs to indicate the proper parent.<br />
Example:<br />
Home > Services > SEO Services<br />
instead of:<br />
Home > SEO Services</p>
<p>This plugin lets you do that.<br />
It has no settings but adds a side meta box to all your posts and pages (All post types) where you can choose the title and url to prepend to the breadcrumbs trail.<br />
Options are:<br />
-Append a breadcrumb after the first breadcrumb (Usually “Home”)<br />
-Prepend a breadcrumb to the last item in the breadcrumbs (the current page).<br />
A title and URL need to be entered for each pair in order for the breadcrumbs to be affected. You can create 2 new breadcrumbs or just one.</p>
<h3>Future Versions</h3>
<ol>
<li>Change the page url field to use a drop down of current sites pages/posts instead of manually typing in the URL</li>
<li>Add option to use the title of selected page or enter in the title manually to override (Manual is how it currently works)</li>
<li>Please feel free to email me with bugs and/or suggestions.</li>
</ol>


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Thanks for this! It's a simple one file plugin, which saved me hours of custom coding. Very appreciated my friend!

Very Simple, works great!

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