A user is experiencing a layout issue with breadcrumbs on their Palo Alto theme store. After previously receiving help to move breadcrumbs from right to left, they now overlap with product titles on desktop views for certain products.
The issue is visible in an attached screenshot showing the overlap problem. The user is seeking one of two solutions:
Make breadcrumbs display on two lines
Reposition the product title lower to avoid the overlap
The problem appears to be desktop-specific and doesn’t affect mobile views. A specific product URL has been provided for troubleshooting reference.
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We recently got some help here to move our websites breadcrumbs from the right hand side to the left.
Unfortunately now on some products, the breadcrumbs overlap the product title when viewing from the desktop only (please see image below). If anyone could help by either 2 lines of breadcrumbs or formatting the product title lower that would be so so appreciated.
The result of bottom of the barrel work,
Just move the breadcrumbs to it’s own section to have a clear row break as a block element.
To fix this properly someone would need to actually work on the code and move things around in the file structure.
Trying to cram everything into the product area is a thing to be avoided.
Trying to fix this with just CSS would be a bad band-aid.
Not understanding why the breadcrumb is only in the Product Details section. It should be a section itself, and you put it in all pages. The way it is now, it’s only on product pages, and it’s too far to the left and is being cut off. Should be its own section with its own margins and padding.
Either is’ been hardcoded in the wrong place, it’s in a custom-liquid block, or the HTML is malformed.
etc etc etc.
Guleria was nice enough to provide CSS band-aid but the problems still gonna be there, and if this is the process being used for changing the theme there’s probably other issues.
Thanks Paul. It was a suggestion given here and without knowing how to put it in, it turned out bad. I’ve now removed the code provided and returned it back to it’s prior state to get it not overlapping for now while I look at putting it in it’s own section.
Unfortunately, everyone can become a Shopify partner. Previously, there were also “Experts” but not anymore. So I do not show my partner badge …
If a “partner” approaches you it may worth it to check their Shopify partners directory listing for reviews of their actual paid work. Some are even local
Or the partners forums contributions, the partner directory probably isn’t qualitative anymore as the new tier system makes it seem like it’s now a gamed measurement of who can spam for collab pincodes to associate merchant revenue to accounts without any actual merit.
Generally don’t just work or use the work of those, or “ai”, that tell you what you want to hear.