SiteMapPath

How to skip the root node from the site map in ASP.NET

By default, the site map tree begins with the single root node from the site map. You can decide to skip it in your project, because it introduces a top-level link which might not be very useful. In the example described in the article: How to use the SiteMapPath navigation control in ASP.NET, you may not …

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How to customize the SiteMapPath navigation control in ASP.NET

The SiteMapPath control, described in the article: How to use the SiteMapPath navigation control in ASP.NET, is also fully customizable. The next table lists some of its most frequently configured properties:

 

Property

Description

ShowToolTips

If you don’t want the description text to appear when the user hovers over a part of the …

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How to use the SiteMapPath navigation control in ASP.NET

This article describes the third navigation control you can use in your project. This control is named SiteMapPath. You can find more information about two other controls from the article: How to bind a site map to the TreeView and Menu navigation controls in ASP.NET. The SiteMapPath control provides breadcrumb navigation, which means it shows the user’s current …

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