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BreadcrumbView source
1 min readThe path back up a hierarchy. A wide-screen component; on phones prefer a titled back action.
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using eQuantic.UI.Components;
DEFAULT
3 levels
Usage
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new Breadcrumb { Crumbs = [ new Crumb("Docs", GoDocs), new Crumb("Components", GoList), new Crumb("Button") ] }
API
Prop
Type
Default
Description
Crumbs
IReadOnlyList<Crumb>
—
Ancestors in order; the last one is the current page and is not a link.
States
State
Rendering
Link
An interactive ancestor
Current
TextPrimary, not interactive
Accessibility
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A nav labelled "Breadcrumb"; the last crumb is marked as the current page.
When to use
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Deep hierarchies on wide screens.
Avoid
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Breadcrumbs as the only way back on mobile.
NOTEEvery dimension resolves through Sizing.*(SizeVariant) and the token scales — never a literal. Source: src/eQuantic.UI.Components/Breadcrumb.cs.