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Thanks for this, will give it a try
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I would like to create a breadcrumb navigation bar so when someone clicks on a link onto another page, they can see there way back to either the home page or the page before. e.g.<br />
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You are in: Home &gt;&nbsp;Things to do &gt;&nbsp;Easy card games<br />
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How does it work? Does it only work on database driven websites?<br />
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Netmums website gives a good example of this navigation. <a href="http://www.netmums.com" rel="ugc">http://www.netmums.com</a>
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I would like to create a breadcrumb navigation bar so when someone clicks on a link onto another page, they can see there way back to either the home page or the page before. e.g.

You are in: Home > Things to do > Easy card games

How does it work? Does it only work on database driven websites?

Netmums website gives a good example of this navigation. http://www.netmums.com

How to create a breadcrumb or breadlink navigation

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