how to use the Breadcrumbs links at the top of the forum

[Laly]

First of all, what are breadcrumbs?

Breadcrumbs typically appear horizontally across the top of a webpage, usually below any title bars or headers. They provide links back to each previous page that the user navigated through in order to get to the current page, for hierarchical structures usually the parent pages of the current one. Breadcrumbs provide a trail for the user to follow back to the starting/entry point of a website. They may look something like this:
Home page → Section page → Subsection page. (taken from the Wikipedia web page about breadcrumbs)

Each item in that Breadcrumbs or PATH trail is A CLICKABLE LINK and when you click on them they will take you back up the PATH or Trail to the very top of the Forum, i.e. the Home Page, which currently has the long-winded title of "How to last longer in bed using the Multiple Orgasm Trigger for Men and Women by Jack Johnston MA".

For example, if you scroll up to the top of this page while you're reading this post, your breadcrumbs path will look like this:
How to last longer in bed using the Multiple Orgasm Trigger for Men and Women by Jack Johnston MA > Member - User Forum Assistance > HOW TO USE THIS FORUM how to use the Breadcrumbs links at the top of the forum

Notice the

>

symbol that separates each step in the hierarchy.

It's more or less like: Parent > child > grandchild > great-grandchild

or:

Biggest box > slightly smaller box > a still smaller box > tiniest box

Notice also that all of the breadcrumbs are clickable links that allow you to step back up the hierarchy by clicking.

The bottom-most entry, in this case,
how to use the Breadcrumbs links at the top of the forum
...is NOT clickable. Why? Because you're already AT that level! As you're reading this post!

But if you'd like to take a quick step back up to the How to Use This Forum level and drop down into another posted article, just move your mouse up to the HOW TO USE THIS FORUM link, click it, and you'll get a list of all of the threads contained in that... box!
PS: Feel free to propose edits to this post to make it more understandable.

If you'd be willing to volunteer your editing skills for making the Forum easier to use for everybody, just let jack know by email.