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What is meant by breadcrumb in Salesforce?
What is meant by breadcrumb in Salesforce?
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The Breadcrumb component in Salesforce used to display the path of a page relative to a parent page.
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When an article or feed is assigned to a multiple of topic hierarchies, the Breadcrumb component shows topics that are the most discussed in a community.
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A lightning:breadcrumb component displays the path of a page relative to a parent page. Breadcrumbs are nested in a lightning:breadcrumbs component. Each breadcrumb is actionable and separated by a greater-than sign. The order the breadcrumbs appear depends on the order they are listed in markup.
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