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[dmi-martin]

How or where can I change the company name to just say "home" in the location script or breadcrumbs?

[NightFire]

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[mcitde]

You can do very simple by changing the skin1/location.tpl. First look for {section name=position loop=$location} change it to {section name=position loop=$location start=1}. This will take away the company name. Then look for {if $location} at the top. After just add <a href="home.php">Home</a> :: . Thats it...

[dmi-martin]

Thank you, worked great.

[balinor]

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[DaveB]

Originally Posted by mcitde

You can do very simple by changing the skin1/location.tpl. First look for {section name=position loop=$location} change it to {section name=position loop=$location start=1}. This will take away the company name. Then look for {if $location} at the top. After just add <a href="home.php">Home</a> :: . Thats it...

Can I just add.

If you move the line <FONT....

above {if $Location}

so that it looks like

<FONT class="NavigationPath">
{if $location}<a href="home.php">Home :: </a>

Your breadcrumbs will have the style applied to the 'Home' as well.

[William]

This is a perfect answer to the question!

I would also like to add that you could really simplify the whole location.tpl as such:

{if $location}
{strip}
 <p class="theWhere">
   <a href="home.php">Home</a>&nbsp;&rarr;&nbsp;
   {section name=position loop=$location start=1}
     {if $location[position].1 ne "" }<a href="{$location[position].1|amp}">{/if}
     {$location[position].0}
     {if $location[position].1 ne "" }</a>{/if}
     {if not %position.last%}&nbsp;&rarr;&nbsp;{/if}
   {/section}
 </p>
{/strip}
{/if}

[ephesians525]

If it is any help to anyone. I followed the above instructions, and still the style of "Home" was different so I added a class to the anchor:
<FONT class="NavigationPath">
{if $location}<a href="home.php" class="NavigationPath">Home</a>&nbsp;::&nbsp;

It worked better for styling the anchor than font class.

[Michaelklouda]

Ephesians525 - thank you. And everyone else, thank you as well. This is exactly what I was looking for!