Describe the bug
The breadcrumbs at the top of the unassigned articles page show "Dashboard" only instead of "Dashboard | Unassigned Articles".
Janeway version
Found using Playtest. So 1.5.0
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
- Go to Dashboard
- Click on Unassigned Articles
- Look at second line from the top, just has a link to 'dashboard' instead of the full breadcrumb.
Expected behaviour
Dashboard [link] / Unassigned Articles [link]
Front-end Issues
If the issue is front-end specific please add the following details:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: MacOS
- Browser: Same in both Safari and Chrome
Additional context
I think I've seen similar breadcrumb issues on other pages too, so the problem may be more widespread. Also worth noting while handling this, that the current page is listed as a link in all breadcrumbs (so on Dashboard the breadcrumb is just Dashboard and clicking it reloads the pages) so that clicking the final part of the breadcrumb results in a refresh of the page. I wonder whether it would be better for the current page name to be displayed as text only.
Describe the bug
The breadcrumbs at the top of the unassigned articles page show "Dashboard" only instead of "Dashboard | Unassigned Articles".
Janeway version
Found using Playtest. So 1.5.0
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
Dashboard [link] / Unassigned Articles [link]
Front-end Issues
If the issue is front-end specific please add the following details:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I think I've seen similar breadcrumb issues on other pages too, so the problem may be more widespread. Also worth noting while handling this, that the current page is listed as a link in all breadcrumbs (so on Dashboard the breadcrumb is just Dashboard and clicking it reloads the pages) so that clicking the final part of the breadcrumb results in a refresh of the page. I wonder whether it would be better for the current page name to be displayed as text only.