For multi-page projects (ie, those that would use the book theme), you often have content that's nested inside of other content. In this case, it's useful to have some context about the "parent" of a page and where it sits in the project hierarchy. This is often called breadcrumbs in websites.
I think we should allow book authors to include breadcrumbs in their site, it would have a structure like 🏠 > [parent page link] > current page, maybe somewhere around here:
And triggered somewhere around here:
project:
site:
options:
breadcrumbs:
display: true # true by default
Examples
Here's an example from pydata-sphinx-theme:
And from docusaurus:

For multi-page projects (ie, those that would use the book theme), you often have content that's nested inside of other content. In this case, it's useful to have some context about the "parent" of a page and where it sits in the project hierarchy. This is often called breadcrumbs in websites.
I think we should allow book authors to include breadcrumbs in their site, it would have a structure like
🏠 > [parent page link] > current page, maybe somewhere around here:And triggered somewhere around here:
Examples
Here's an example from pydata-sphinx-theme:
And from docusaurus: