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 …
SiteMapPath
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 …
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 …