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How to fix site breadcrumbs on mobile google search
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For past one month, I have been doing some research on how to fix this issue on my website but all my efforts didn't work out I really need help on this issue because I'm worried about this I was hoping that Google will cache or understand the structure of my site and correct the error the breadcrumb is working correctly on desktop but not shown on mobile.
For Example take a look at : https://www.xclusivepop.com/omah-lay-bad-influence/
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@ham35841 For Yoast SEO breadcrumb issues on Apk Mod Games URLs like https://www.revdl.com/faceapp-apk-download.html/, check Yoast settings, confirm category structure, ensure theme compatibility, and update Yoast to the latest version. If problems persist, consider seeking professional assistance. Explore solutions on https://titandevsquad.com/ for practical web development support.
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To fix site breadcrumbs on mobile Google search programmatically, update structured data with JSON-LD or microdata, ensure responsiveness through CSS media queries, test using Google's Rich Results Test, and optimize CSS for mobile. Additionally, enhance functionality with JavaScript for touch-friendly navigation and monitor Google Search Console for debugging.
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@ericrodrigo hello please, this issue persist on my newly launched blog. Can you still assist as I am still encountering same error, and attached blog is a sample of what I meant - https://glitzvibes.com/songs/asake-only-me/
Please @Ericrodrigo and @ham35841 kindly assist me with any help you can as this is obviously affecting my ranking.
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@ericrodrigo thanks
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.Breadcrumbss { display: none; }I added the above code to my site header and it worked perfectly. You can see the demo here: [https://9jababa.com/between-davido-and-international-show-promoter-who-claims-she-doesnt-know-who-he-is/]
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simply add this to css
.Breadcrumbss {
display: none;
}I Added On My Site Timesverse.in
https://timesverse.in/angry-birds-2-v2-55-1-mod-diamonds-energy-download-apk-obb-for-android/
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@ericrodrigo I don't understand this issue as well because I'm also encountering same error on two of my websites... At first, I thought it was caused by the web themes and I had to change the theme but the error still keep repeating itself.
Here are samples from the two URLs:
https://dripnaija.com/nasty-c-best-i-ever-had-mp3/
and
https://mzansinow.co.za/gigi-lamayne-feelin-u-ft-mi-casa-blxckie/Please @Ericrodrigo and @ham35841 If you have any solution to this, don't hesitate to share. Thank you all!
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i have problem like this
i enabled yoast seo for breadcrumb but breadcrumb dont display all sub category
you can see the problem on this url : https://www.revdl.com/faceapp-apk-download.html/
i have many url like this. this problem is more for Apk Mod Games
Thank you
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