Removing Custom Breadcrumbs

[LunaticStudios]

Hi Themeco Support,

I absolutely love your theme but have been super busy with university and still haven’t finished designing my website completely. And because of this, now that I am returning to my website I want to remove some custom CSS I recently applied a long time ago. Essentially, I added with your help of course, some custom breadcrumbs to all pages. However, with the change of my brands aesthetic, it no longer suits what I want to do. So as to not ruin everything I am looking for help removing what I had done.

I have tried turning off breadcrumbs and removing the associated css, but I remember that an alteration was made to the files as well. Anyway, hoping you can help me out. If I could view the initial post I made about the topic I could potentially reverse what I did; however, I cannot seem to find it.

Thanks,

Caleb

[Joao]

Hi Caleb,

Please provide your URL and point us exactly what you are referring to so we can take a closer look.

Thank you

[LunaticStudios]

Hi Joao,

Thanks for getting back to me.

My URL is www.lunatic.com.au

The image attached has the area circled. Basically at the top of every page bar the home page has a bar dedicated to the breadcrumbs.

Thanks,

Caleb

[friech]

Hi Caleb,

Most likely a custom function was added to your child theme’s functions.php file to add a breadcrumbs on the pages.

Login to your server via FTP and navigate to this directory /wp-content/themes/x-child/ open/edit the functions.php file and remove a block of code (function) that has something to do with breadcrumbs.

Do not edit the functions.php file from Dashboard > Appearance > Editor you could be lock up from your site if you made a mistake.

Cheers!

[LunaticStudios]

X Staff,

So I checked and it wasn’t in my child theme’s functions.php file but it did remind me of a change that I think was made in the _landmark-header.php file.

I have attached what I believe to be the problem area. I am not sure what should or should not be deleted.

Thanks,

Caleb

[thai]

Hi There,

You can add the custom CSS under Customizer > Custom > Global CSS:

header.x-header-landmark {
    display: none;
}

Hope it helps

[LunaticStudios]

Sweet that fixed my issue, thanks for that.

Now out of curiosity at some stage should I get rid of this custom code to streamline the coding of the website. I understand it will take more time and I don’t need to do that right now, but I don’t want it to plague my website later on in its development.

Thanks,

Caleb

[nabeel]

Hi again,

You can simply remove the _landmark-header.php file from your child theme, just to be on a safe side take a backup of this file as well before removing. This should fix things.

Hope this helps!