moving the breadcrumb

Hi All

I am trying to move the breadcrumb links from the default location on the bottom of the page to just below the navigation menu.  In my ignorance I have copied and pasted the following text from _sub_footer.html to _sub_header.html.  Although the breadcrumb now appears exactly where I want it to I am left with some weird symbols surrounding the breadcrumb which look like: 

�� � �

Why don't you show what you moved and where you moved it to.  Looking at the footer; this is the division containing the breadcrumbs menu.

    <div class="sys_breadcrumb bx-def-margin-top" style="width:__main_div_width__;">
       <div class="sys_bc_wrapper bx-def-margin-sec-leftright bx-def-border">
            <bx_injection:injection_breadcrumb_before />     
            __top_menu_breadcrumb__
            <bx_injection:injection_breadcrumb_after />
            <div class="clear_both">&nbsp;</div>
        </div>
    </div>

My guess is a editor was used that should not have been used. Perhaps something like microsoft word or other form of word processor. Or windows built in notepad.

My _sub_header.html file now looks like:

<bx_include_auto:_header.html />

    <bx_injection:banner_left />

    <bx_injection:banner_right />

    __extra_top_menu__

    <div class="sys_main_logo" style="min-width:__main_div_width__;">

<div class="sys_ml" style="width:__main_div_width__;">

            <div class="sys_ml_wrapper bx-def-padding-sec">

                <bx_injection:injection_logo_before />

   __main_logo__

   <bx_injection:injection_logo_after />

            </div>

</div>

<bx_injection:banner_top />

</div>

<bx_injection:injection_between_logo_top_menu />

    __top_menu__

    <bx_injection:injection_between_top_menu_content />

<!-- end of top -->

<!--breadcrumb -->

 <bx_injection:injection_between_content_breadcrumb /> 

    <div class="sys_breadcrumb bx-def-margin-top" style="width:__main_div_width__;">

       <div class="sys_bc_wrapper bx-def-margin-sec-leftright bx-def-border">

            <bx_injection:injection_breadcrumb_before />      

            __top_menu_breadcrumb__

            <bx_injection:injection_breadcrumb_after />

            <div class="clear_both">&nbsp;</div>

        </div>

    </div>

<!-- end of breadcrumb -->

<div class="sys_main_content" style="width:__main_div_width__;">

        <div class="sys_mc_wrapper bx-def-margin-sec-leftright">

            <div class="sys_mc">

                <!--[if lt IE 8]>

                <div style="background-color:#fcc" class="bx-def-border bx-def-margin-top bx-def-padding bx-def-font-large">

                    <b>You are using a subprime browser.</b> <br />

                    It may render this site incorrectly. <br />

                    Please upgrade to a modern web browser: 

                    <a href="http://www.google.com/chrome" target="_blank">Google Chrome</a> | 

                    <a href="http://www.firefox.com" target="_blank">Firefox</a> | 

                    <a href="http://www.apple.com/safari/download/" target="_blank">Safari</a>

                </div>

                <![endif]-->

                <!-- body -->

                <bx_injection:injection_splash_before />

                __main_splash__

                <bx_injection:injection_content_before />

It's not clear what editor have you used and what encoding was set. Why did you use some strange service like net2ftp.com instead of normal FTP client installed in your OS?

I would recommend to use Notepad++ under Windows, Krusader or BlueFish under Linux and Smultron under MacOSX. Make sure that file is saved using UTF-8 encoding.

For FTP client I would recommend TotalCommander under Windows, Krusader under Linux and Cyberduck or Krusader or Transmit under MacOSX. 

ok, ok. you were right :-)  I ran it through notepad rather than copying and pasting and created a new _sub_header.html file which I uploaded, and now it works perfectly, so it WAS a formatting mistake on my part.  Thank you all for your swift responses!

Regards,

Tom.

 
If you are referring to windows built in notepad editor, do not use that to edit dolphin files. It quite often damages them.

boonexpert was recommending Notepad++ which is a different editor available here. http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

I used the basic notepad on this occasion as it offered the UTF-8 encoding mentioned previously.  I will take a look at ++ when I am not using my work laptop with its ridiculous admin restrictions!  Thanks Deano et al.