Breadcrumb Settings

Imagine you're visiting a website, like an online store or a blog. To make it easier for you to know where you are on the site and how to go back to previous pages, websites often use something called "breadcrumbs." These are like little trails of links at the top of a webpage that show you the path you took to get to the current page. For example, it might look like "Home > Category > Subcategory > Current Page."

Now, let's explain the technical part in simple terms:

1. Breadcrumb Settings: This is a section in the website's control panel where the website owner or designer can change how these breadcrumbs look and behave.
2. Text Input Field for CSS Classes: This is a field where you can type in special codes (known as CSS classes) that change the style of the breadcrumbs. These codes could come from the website's own set of styles (Solo) or from other style sets that the website owner has added to the site.
3. Checkbox to Hide the Page Title from the Breadcrumb: This is a little box you can check or uncheck. When it's checked, the name of the page you're currently on won't be shown in the breadcrumb trail. This can make the breadcrumb trail shorter and simpler.
4. Checkbox to Enable Breadcrumb Scrolling (Prevent Wrap): This is a new feature where you can check a box to make the breadcrumb trail scroll instead of wrapping onto multiple lines. This keeps the breadcrumb trail in a single line, making it more compact and easier to navigate on smaller screens.
5. 15 Color Input Fields: These are boxes where you can pick colors. They let you change the colors of different parts of the breadcrumb trail. This could be the text color, background color, or even the color of the links when you hover over them.

In summary, these settings are tools for the person managing the website. They can use these tools to make the breadcrumb navigation look nicer and more user-friendly, and also to control whether or not the current page's title is displayed in the breadcrumbs.