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The Breadcrumb component renders a horizontal trail of navigational links representing the current location within an application hierarchy. Nettalco Theme styles it through dedicated root, item, and separator token sections, with item colours sourced from the text.muted token family so breadcrumb links sit at a subdued contrast level until hovered.

Usage

<p-breadcrumb [model]="crumbs" [home]="home" />
import { MenuItem } from 'primeng/api';

home: MenuItem = { icon: 'pi pi-home', routerLink: '/' };

crumbs: MenuItem[] = [
  { label: 'Products', routerLink: '/products' },
  { label: 'Electronics', routerLink: '/products/electronics' },
  { label: 'Laptops' }
];

Design Tokens

Root

TokenValue
root.padding1rem
root.background{content.background}
root.gap0.5rem
root.transitionDuration{transition.duration}

Item

TokenValue
item.color{text.muted.color}
item.hoverColor{text.color}
item.borderRadius{content.border.radius}
item.gap{navigation.item.gap}
item.icon.color{navigation.item.icon.color}
item.icon.hoverColor{navigation.item.icon.focus.color}
item.focusRing.width{focus.ring.width}
item.focusRing.style{focus.ring.style}
item.focusRing.color{focus.ring.color}
item.focusRing.offset{focus.ring.offset}
item.focusRing.shadow{focus.ring.shadow}

Separator

TokenValue
separator.color{navigation.item.icon.color}

Theme Notes

Breadcrumb items default to {text.muted.color} — a lower-contrast shade — to visually de-emphasise intermediate path segments relative to the current page heading. On hover, items transition to the full {text.color} value, making interactive segments clear without over-emphasising the trail. The Breadcrumb component is not part of the menu-item transition: none override block in Nettalco Theme; only the seven p-*-item-content / p-panelmenu-header-content selectors are affected by that rule.

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