Can having some breadcrumbs call one URL "Home" while another set of breadcrumbs calls another page "Home" cause problems?
So a site has two "sections". One section is an ecommerce shopping cart, the other section is a wordpress site.
Both the ecommerce section and the wordpress blog have breadcrumbs.
The ecommerce index page is at the domain root (i.e., example.com) and the breadcrumbs on the ecommerce site link the word 'Home' to the / page of the site (which is where the index page of the ecommerce site is).
The home page of the blog is in the /blog/ directory.
All of the breadcrumbs on the blog link the word 'Home' to:
example.com/blog/
So, in essence, about 200 pages on the ecommerce site are calling:
example.com/
as 'Home'
While about 50 pages on the blog are calling:
example.com/blog/
as 'Home'
Bad idea?
P.S. When I do a site search in google using site:example.com, it seems that google list the breadcrumbs without rhyme or reason. About half the time, google shows the breadcrums in lieu of the URL, regardless of whether it is an ecommerce page or a blog page.
