John Havlik

Breadcrumb NavXT’s output is highly customizable, while the default output may not match said directives, it can be made to do so. Regarding outputting in li elements, you can use bcn_display_list() function rather than bcn_display() (some have changed the breadcrumb templates on the Breadcrumb NavXT settings page to use li elements and had success, but I don’t recommend that). If using the Breadcrumb Trail block, change the output trail format to “Ordered list elements”.

For the separator, you can add a wrapper tag with aria-hidden="true" in it, if you so desire (it should be an allowed attribute for the span tag and usable in the separator setting). That said, bcn_display_list() and the “Ordered list elements” Breadcrumb Trail block output modes do not include a separator, so this isn’t necessary in that case (you’ll have to add the separator using CSS).

The most likely cause for this is a broken translation. I just checked all of the English locales on the .org translation project for the “search results for” string and I’m seeing an error there. So, it’s likely the translation is specific to the site. I would check to see if the multi-language plugin for the site is managing the “search results for” translation and resulting in the extra ‘r’ showing up.

This issue has been fixed in the development branch for the next release (7.5), see: https://github.com/mtekk/Breadcrumb-NavXT/issues/321 As for timing of the next release, I’m currently working the prep for the 7.5 release (and have one last recent bug report to sort out) and hope to release within a couple of weeks.

Just double checking, what version of Breadcrumb NavXT are you using (for both the export and the import). Back in 7.3 a similar issue was fixed (see https://github.com/mtekk/Breadcrumb-NavXT/issues/289), so depending on the version you are using, it may already have been fixed or was missed somehow in those changes. None-the-less, I’ll see if I can reproduce this specific case in my testbed.

You can use the bcn_breadcrumb_title filter to change what Breadcrumb NavXT uses for a page/post. If you don’t want to write code to do this, there are plugins that provide GUI elements for allow you to use a title in the breadcrumb trail that is different than the post/page title.

Others reported a similar issue here: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/deletion-failed-7/, so far in my investigation, I have a potential cause identified, but need to verify that it’s the actual problem with some testbed testing (currently relying on unit tests failing to identify there’s an issue). I’m currently tracking this in the following github issue: https://github.com/mtekk/Breadcrumb-NavXT/issues/321

If you receive any PHP errors/warnings, either when the uninstall/delete fails, or in your server logs, I would be interested to see what they say (only care about files and directories within the plugins/breadcrumb-navxt/ directory).

If you’re using a “classic” theme (editing .php files), you can place a call to bcn_display() where you want the breadcrumb trail to display. See this article for some examples: http://mtekk.us/archives/guides/calling-the-breadcrumb-trail/ Note that to get bold text, you will need to deal with the styling in your theme’s style.css file.

If you’re using the Breadcrumb Trail block, you should be able to move that to wherever you want within the block theme editor. Currently, the Breadcrumb Trail block doesn’t support the advanced typography styling in the block editor (only supports text size), though, I suppose I should fix that for the next release.

Thanks for reporting this. I opened a github issue to track this: https://github.com/mtekk/Breadcrumb-NavXT/issues/318

I committed a fix to the logic error. The settings availability error will need to be fixed in a different way than using opt as that is being deprecated (current intent is opt is only used within the bcn_breadcrumb_trail object and eventually will be completely replaced with settings), I’m currently looking into this.