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you both are using some wurds that i dont know because im not a coder. I dont know what a div is. Our what you meen with output.
I did ad sp_InsertBreak() on multiple places in the line below but all i did get was a error on the front end. I supose the line below is the correct line to ad sp_InsertBreak() ?
sp_BreadCrumbs('tagClass=spLeft spBreadCrumbs&tree=0', __sp('Home'));
If the above line is not correct here is the whole foother code i think
# Start the 'about' section
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
sp_SectionStart('tagClass=spPlainSection spCenter', 'about');
if (function_exists('sp_PolicyDocPolicyLink')) sp_PolicyDocPolicyLink('', __sp('Usage Policy'), __sp('View site usage policy'));
sp_BreadCrumbs('tagClass=spLeft spBreadCrumbs&tree=0', __sp('Home'));
if (function_exists('sp_PolicyDocPrivacyLink')) sp_PolicyDocPrivacyLink('', __sp('Privacy Policy'), __sp('View site privacy policy'));
sp_SectionEnd('', 'about');
# Mandatory call to sp_FooterEnd() - available to custom code
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
sp_FooterEnd();
If you could ajust the code it would be great.
Thanks
Not sure I can be that more explicit.
As I said before I assume you would prefer it centred so change the 'spLeft' argument to 'spCenter'. That is in the call to the breadcrumbs function which is what this part of the thread has been about.
Additionally - if, after you have done that the breadrumbs still display half in and half out of the grey dividing line then add a call to sp_InsertBreak(); after it. That function is used all over the place so you can see it elsewhere in the template.
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