What is the final breadcrumb called in the stylesheet?

[kevinmcl]

In breadcrumbs, you have the proxy with its boilerplate text - default "You are here:", and then you have a series of links that could be any of MCBreadcrumbsLink variants (Active, focus, hover, link, and visited). Then, the string ends with the name of the current page/topic, which is not a link. What is that final one called, if I'm looking to beautify it in the style sheet?

I know I've found it before (6 months ago), because the text is the correct color, but I wanted to tweak the background and I realized that that one text element is not among the MCBreadcrumbsLink variants. Perhaps it inherited text color from the MadCap | breadcrumbsProxy, but it didn't inherit the background color... which I noticed only when I made my browser window really narrow, causing the entire breadcrumbs to wrap repeatedly and spill below the proxy's background color block, and onto the white background of the topic/page. Suddenly, there it was, naked! The other elements that had overflowed onto the page brought their own background color with them, but not so the terminal/current topic name.

Not a big deal; almost nobody will ever notice. But I noticed, so....

What IS that little devil called?

-k

[jasonsmith]

A quick look at the source code tells me that this element is a span class = MCBreadcrumbs. Adding this class to the non-print stylesheet seems to do the trick.