Persistent Breadcrumb Navigation Added to Funnel & Website Builders

TL;DR

A new persistent breadcrumb bar is available in the funnel and website builders. This is a standard interface update, not a critical change requiring immediate action.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who this affects. The provided information does not specify affected user types or plan levels. It is live in both the traditional funnel builder and the website builder, implying it affects anyone using these builders.

What changed

A persistent breadcrumb bar is now available at the bottom of the editor in the funnel and website builder. The breadcrumb bar shows the full hierarchy of the selected element, from page down to section, row, column, and headline. One-click navigation allows jumping to any level in the element hierarchy. This feature is live in both the traditional funnel builder and the website builder. HighLevel has not confirmed any limits, plan gating, or rollout status for this feature.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not confirmed the exact location or navigation path within the product. Based on the description, the new breadcrumb navigation bar will appear at the bottom of the editor screen when you are working in either the funnel builder or the website builder. Users will see it when they are editing pages within these builders.

How agencies will use this

Agencies managing complex websites or funnels with many nested elements can use this to navigate more quickly. For example, if an agency owner is editing a sales page in the funnel builder and needs to select a specific row that is deeply nested within several columns and sections, they no longer have to click through multiple layers in the canvas or rely solely on the layers panel. They can simply click the desired element type (e.g., "Row") directly in the breadcrumb bar at the bottom of the screen to select it instantly. This speeds up element selection and structural adjustments.

Our take

This is a minor update. It provides a quality-of-life improvement for those who spend significant time in the funnel and website builders, especially on complex pages. For agencies with simpler site structures or those who rarely edit pages, it will likely go unnoticed or offer minimal benefit. It does not introduce new capabilities, replace existing features, or break any workflows. It is a standard interface enhancement designed to streamline navigation. No critical action is required.