/* Journal of Convex Analysis, Banach Press.
   Uploaded at Settings > Website > Appearance > Advanced > Journal style sheet.
   Kept here so the rule has a home outside the admin panel.

   One rule, one reason. The Manuscript theme prints the breadcrumb and then the
   page heading from the same string, so every page announced itself twice,
   stacked: "Home / About the Journal" sitting directly above the heading
   "About the Journal". Dr Gordon's team raised it on 8 September 2026. The
   heading is the half that has to stay.

   Nothing navigational is lost. The masthead logo links to the homepage and the
   primary menu is present on every page, so a two-item breadcrumb on a site
   this shallow was carrying no weight. Hiding it rather than the heading also
   keeps the document outline intact for screen readers, which read the h1.

   !important is deliberate. The theme sets `.cmp_breadcrumbs{display:inline-block}`
   at exactly the same specificity, so the only thing deciding the winner is that
   OJS happens to load this file last. That order is not ours to guarantee: a
   theme update or any plugin injecting CSS later would silently bring the
   breadcrumb back. */

.cmp_breadcrumbs {
  display: none !important;
}