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Hi harooki2
I suppose the first thing we should do is to ensure you understand that there are actually two different types of breadcrumb trails that may be used.
* Historical
* Hierarchical
RoboHelp HTML 7 employs the Hierarchial type. In this case, it's simply a static representation of where one will find that topic inside the Table of Contents. So if you are linking to topics that are not part of the Table of Contents, there will probably be no breadcrumbs.
From what you posted, it would seem you expected to see a list of the path you followed to arrive at the topic in question. Unfortunately, it's not designed that way.
Cheers... Rick
I suppose the first thing we should do is to ensure you understand that there are actually two different types of breadcrumb trails that may be used.
* Historical
* Hierarchical
RoboHelp HTML 7 employs the Hierarchial type. In this case, it's simply a static representation of where one will find that topic inside the Table of Contents. So if you are linking to topics that are not part of the Table of Contents, there will probably be no breadcrumbs.
From what you posted, it would seem you expected to see a list of the path you followed to arrive at the topic in question. Unfortunately, it's not designed that way.
Cheers... Rick
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