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Last updated by 5 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hi, I'm not sure exactly how these breadcrumbs are generated. They could be part of the theme's template files, or they could be overridden by another plugin (like Yoast SEO, for example). Typically Toolset doesn't have the ability to customize the display of breadcrumbs, since this area isn't part of the_content() and different themes handle them different ways (or not at all). I would perform a text search in your parent and child theme files for some CSS class applied to the breadcrumb links, like "breadcrumbs_inner", and that might help you figure out how the breadcrumb markup is generated. Then use template hierarchy in your child theme to override that template somehow for each custom post type.
