# History navigation & Breadcrumb

Menu paths have a lot of options that can be accessed through the command:

```bash
> shimoku cloud update menu-paths
```

```
Update the properties of a menu path

Possible arguments to update the menu path:
  --hide-title               (true/false) Hide the title of the menu path
  --hide-path                (true/false) Hide the path of the menu path
  --show-breadcrumb          (true/false) Show the breadcrumb of the menu path
  --show-history-navigation  (true/false) Show the history navigation of the menu path
  --menu-path                Name or id of the menu path
  --new-name                 New name for the menu path
  --order                    New order for the menu path
```

### Breadcrumb

They will tell you your current path above in the page. To use them you just have to call the update function setting the parameter `show_breadcrumb` to `True`.

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### History Navigation

His activates two arrows that let you go to previously visited pages. It's activated and deactivated the same way as the breadcrumbs, setting the parameter `show_history_navigation` to `True` when calling the menu path update function.

<figure><img src="/files/VeMGevzwLIHsTpSX95bc" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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