Lesson navigation now follows the page learners are viewing

Page-by-page navigation inside continuing education lessons now follows the page a learner is viewing, with both the visible heading and breadcrumb trail updating as the lesson advances.

That gives Nevada real-estate professionals a more accurate sense of place while completing required education. Instead of seeing navigation that remains at the broader lesson level, learners can confirm the specific page they are on as they move through the material.

The breadcrumb trail—the path that shows where a page sits inside the course—now reflects the current page as well. For required coursework, that small orientation cue helps learners keep track of progress within a lesson without having to infer where they are from the lesson content alone.

Longer page titles are also handled more cleanly, so navigation remains readable in tighter spaces. This keeps course movement practical on screens where space is limited and prevents longer headings from getting in the way of the learner’s next step.

For continuing education, the goal is straightforward: learners should be able to focus on the required material, know where they are, and move from page to page with less confusion.