Settings
Configure where breadcrumbs appear across your Shopify store with flexible visibility controls.
How breadcrumbs work
Breadcrumbs are automatically generated based on your Categories Tree structure. When you organize collections in the tree view, the app automatically:
Creates breadcrumb navigation paths
Generates SEO-friendly JSON-LD structured data
Updates in real-time as you modify the tree
Displays on your storefront based on your settings
Home › Women › Dresses › Summer DressesBreadcrumbs settings
The Settings page lets you control where breadcrumbs appear on your store. Each setting has a toggle switch to enable or disable breadcrumbs for specific page types.
Enable on blog pages
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on Blog pages
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on your blog listing pages
Helps readers navigate back to main blog or home
Example:
Home › Blog
Use case:
Stores with active blogs
Content marketing sites
Stores using blogs for SEO
Enable on article pages
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on individual articles for clearer navigation back to Blog page
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on individual blog post pages
Shows path from Home → Blog → Article
Example:
Home › Blog › How to Style Summer Dresses
Use case:
Improve blog navigation
Reduce bounce rate on blog posts
Help readers find related content
Enable on search results
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Display breadcrumbs on search result page
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs show on
/searchpagesHelps users navigate away from search results
Example:
Home › Search Results
Use case:
Better UX for search users
Provide exit path from search
Maintain consistent navigation
Enable on pages (About, Contact, ...)
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on regular content pages (e.g., About Us, Contact) to keep navigation consistent
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on static pages
Works for: About, Contact, FAQ, Terms, Privacy, etc.
Example:
Home › About Us
Use case:
Consistent navigation across all pages
Help users return to home/main sections
Professional site structure
Enable on product pages
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on product detail pages
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on all product pages
Shows category hierarchy path to the product
Example:
Home › Women › Dresses › Summer Floral Dress
Use case:
Essential for e-commerce navigation
Helps customers understand product categorization
Improves SEO with structured data
Reduces bounce rate by providing navigation options
Enable on collection pages
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on collection pages
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on collection listing pages
Shows hierarchy of collections
Example:
Home › Women › Dresses
Use case:
Navigate between parent and child collections
Show collection hierarchy to customers
Improve collection page SEO
Better user experience for browsing
Enable on collections list page
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Show breadcrumbs on the main "All Collections" page for clear site navigation
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs appear on
/collectionspageSimple path back to home
Example:
Home › Collections
Use case:
Consistent navigation on collections overview page
Help users return to homepage
Professional appearance
Smart behaviour
Advanced breadcrumb features for enhanced user experience.
Follow visitor navigation path
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Breadcrumbs dynamically adapt to the collection path visitors took to reach products
When enabled:
Breadcrumbs reflect the actual browsing journey
Same product shows different paths based on which collection was visited
Perfect for products in multiple collections
Example: - Visitor browses Volvo collection → Product shows:
Home › Trucks › Volvo › Product- Same visitor browses Scania collection → Same product shows:Home › Trucks › Scania › Product
When disabled:
Breadcrumbs use default collection (if set) or deepest collection
Consistent path for all visitors
Example:
Home › Trucks › Default Collection › Product
Use case:
Multi-brand stores (same product in different brand collections)
Products in both category and seasonal collections
Stores with complex collection hierarchies
Better matches customer's mental model of navigation
Important notes:
SEO structured data always uses default collection (if set) for stable rankings
Path is remembered even when opening products in new tabs
Works across all themes
Internationalization (i18n)
Automatically translate breadcrumb labels into 50+ languages based on your store's language setting.
Enable automatic translations
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Translates default breadcrumb text based on store language (e.g., lang="vi" → "Home" becomes "Trang chủ")
When enabled:
Breadcrumb labels automatically translate to match store language
Supports 52 languages including Vietnamese, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, and more
Translations apply instantly based on
<html lang="...">attributeExamples:
Vietnamese: Home → Trang chủ, Collections → Bộ sưu tập, Search for → Tìm kiếm
French: Home → Accueil, Collections → Collections, Search for → Rechercher
Spanish: Home → Inicio, Collections → Colecciones, Search for → Buscar
Arabic: Home → الصفحة الرئيسية, Collections → المجموعات, Search for → البحث عن
Russian: Home → Главная, Collections → Коллекции, Search for → Поиск
When disabled:
Breadcrumbs display in English (or custom text from theme editor)
No automatic translation
What gets translated:
✅ Home, All products, Collections, Search for
✅ Blog, News, Pages, Articles, Products
❌ Collection names (remain as you set them)
❌ Custom text in theme editor (e.g., "Homepage" instead of "Home")
Use case:
International stores selling in multiple languages
Stores targeting non-English speaking markets
Better localization for global customers
Improved user experience for multilingual stores
Important notes:
Only works with default text values in theme editor
Custom text like "Homepage" or "Shop All" won't be translated
Collection names stay as-is (only system labels are translated)
SEO structured data remains in English for consistent indexing
Support settings
Manage how you receive updates when you contact our support team through the in-app Support page.
Email notifications for support tickets
Toggle: ON/OFF Description: Receive an email notification when there is a new reply or an update on your support ticket.
When enabled:
You will receive an email when our team replies to your ticket
You can keep track of updates without having to check the app constantly
Recommended for store owners and teams who manage support requests across multiple staff
When disabled:
You can still use the Support page normally
You will need to check the Support inbox in the app to see replies
Where are notifications sent?
Notifications are sent to your shop's primary email address
If your shop email changes in Shopify, future notifications will follow that updated email
Recommended settings
For e-commerce stores
Enable:
✅ Product pages (essential for e-commerce)
✅ Collection pages (essential for e-commerce)
✅ Collections List page
✅ Search results (improves UX)
⚪ Blog pages (if you have a blog)
⚪ Article pages (if you have blog articles)
⚪ Pages (optional - for About, Contact, etc.)
⚪ Follow visitor navigation path (if products are in multiple collections)
⚪ Enable automatic translations (if selling internationally)
For content-heavy stores
Enable:
✅ Product pages
✅ Collection pages
✅ Blog pages
✅ Article pages
✅ Pages (About, Contact, FAQ, etc.)
✅ Search results
✅ Collections List page
⚪ Follow visitor navigation path (optional)
⚪ Enable automatic translations (if multilingual content)
Minimal setup
Enable:
✅ Product pages only
✅ Collection pages only
⚪ Leave other toggles OFF for minimal breadcrumb presence
Best practices
When to enable each setting
Product & Collection Pages:
Essential for e-commerce stores
Helps customers understand product categorization
Improves SEO with structured data
Reduces bounce rate by providing clear navigation paths
Shows category hierarchy clearly
Collections List Page:
Enable for stores with many collections
Provides consistent navigation on overview page
Helps users return to homepage easily
Blog & Article Pages:
Enable if you publish regular blog content
Helps readers navigate your content hierarchy
Improves SEO for blog posts
Reduces bounce rate on articles
Search Results:
Enable for stores with complex catalogs
Gives users a way back from "no results" pages
Improves overall navigation UX
Maintains consistent navigation
Regular Pages:
Enable for professional appearance
Useful for stores with many static pages (About, FAQ, Policies, etc.)
Creates consistent navigation across the entire site
Helps users find their way back
Tips
Start with essentials: Enable Product and Collection pages first
Test on mobile: Ensure breadcrumbs don't clutter small screens
Match your store type: E-commerce stores should prioritize product/collection breadcrumbs
Monitor user behavior: See if breadcrumbs improve navigation metrics
Be selective: Don't enable all settings if you don't need them
Consider your theme: Some themes may have built-in breadcrumbs that conflict