hide breadcrumbs for specific category

I'm using some landing pages as subcategories of a "Landing Pages" category. Let's say Landing Pages is category 50. How can I modify the code below to hide the breadcrumbs display when category 50 is being browsed, affecting all subcategories as well?

Basically I'm hoping I can simply add something next to the $this_is_home_page condition.

Two problems that may exist for accomplishing this:

1. 1'm using Ceon SEO URIs, so if the code references the current page URL, it won't find the conditional category number. It also won't find the parent category name in the URL, as I'm formatting such landing pages to be "www.mysite.com/Widgets1" rather than "www.mysite.com/Landing Pages/Widgets1".

2. The 'path' URL parameter shows subcategories as 50_4, and I'm really concerned about parent category 50.

But if there is a way for the code to determine the category

Here's the existing code from tpl_main_page.php.

<!-- bof  breadcrumb -->
<?php if (DEFINE_BREADCRUMB_STATUS == '1' || (DEFINE_BREADCRUMB_STATUS == '2' && !$this_is_home_page) ) { ?>
    <div id="navBreadCrumb"><?php echo $breadcrumb->trail(BREAD_CRUMBS_SEPARATOR); ?></div>
<?php } ?>
<!-- eof breadcrumb -->

How about adding a css for that cat with a display: none for the breadcrumb.

Readme in the css folder.

As you suspected, I didn't know about the css method. So I tried that with c_50.css, but it doesn't apply to subcategories, such as 50_3. Am I going to need to create another file for each subcategory?

This is old, but you might see if it will work for you.

http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showpost.php?p=325138&postcount=7

That's perfect and seems to work well, thanks!

Glad you got it going. The forum search is not as sentient as Google. I have a firefox add-on that allows me to add any site's search to the Google search bar. First item was the answer.

If you use a different browser or can't get the add on working, you can always Google> site:https://www.zen-cart.com whatever you need to findAnother advantage to the use of Google is the ability to use literals (surrounding your search with quotes).

fakeDecoy:

That's perfect and seems to work well, thanks!

Thanks man for your insight.

I would like to link different banners to particular categories, can you advise me on how to achieve it.
Thanks

wycliffn:

Thanks man for your insight.

I would like to link different banners to particular categories, can you advise me on how to achieve it.
Thanks

Are you talking about different banners governed by the banner boxes in admin >>> tools >>> banner manager?

... or different header logos?