I know we have discussed this before, but I still keep looking at the breadcrumb expecting to see where I am, not just the parent page. It's not a technical issue, but just my opinion.
I guess why it bothers me is that it sits there on top of the page as if it was a title.
So on page "mod_perl 1.0 User Guide" it says:
Home / Documentation /
I'd kind of expect to see
<a>Home</a> / <a>Documentation</a> / mod_perl 1.0 User Guide
That's how google does it. I know it's slighly different as it's a category list on google, but it still shows where you are, instead of just what's above.
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl/?tc=1
If you then click on, say, Getwet then what would change is that all would
be links. i.e it would change from
<a>Home</a> / <a>Documentation</a> / mod_perl 1.0 User Guide to <a>Home</a> / <a>Documentation</a> / <a>mod_perl 1.0 User Guide</a>
My main point is that it looks somewhat like a title to show where you are, but it really just shows what's above.
well we've been through this, haven't we?
the 'where I'm?' is really two lines:
breadcrumb\n ------ title
so the two together show where you are.
The two problems with doing:
current_breadcrumb + title\n ------ title
1) there are many long titles which won't fit into one line, breaking a bit the layout of the page, and wrapped titles are ugly.
2) the title is going to be duplicated. I don't think it's a good idea.
I don't think this is really a problem. Our design simply doesn't fit into google's pants, so we have it the optimal way that fits our pants.
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