Any idea how to fix the breadcrumb alignment?

[Rat Boy]

I am not sure what setting I played with that changed this.  The only thing I was editing was the NEW icon size, border, etc.

But now, the breadcrumb text seems to be not centered.

Any idea how to fix this?

[Azy]

Changing the NEW size will throw this off, because there's a NEW element in each crumb, just hidden. When a category/board/thread/post has new entries, the appropriate NEW element will be unhidden. They're everywhere, you just don't see them
You might be able to play about with paddings/margins in the NEW element, or the breadcrumb bar, but I've not had much success with either of these things

[Rat Boy]

Is there any way to put back the default settings for just that section?

[Azy]

Did you made the changes via the CSS directly, or in the visual editor?

[Rat Boy]

Visual editor.

[Rat Boy]

I assume the attached image is the settings for it.

I don't really see anything that would mess up the alignment unless it is that radius setting of 5px?

[Azy]

I think it's a text height setting somewhere, but I'm not sure as poking around with inspect elements, it's tricky to get both the text and the arrows lined up, AND everything aligned with the parent container
Try putting this at the bottom of the CSS, see how it looks for you. Play about with the percentage to change the text size and alignment. You can even change it to a px value, for example 18px, to fix the size better to the height of the breadcrumbs. 

#navigation-tree {
   font-size: 90%;
}

[Rat Boy]

Well, I checked my other themes and they are the same way even though I haven't touched those themes.

So it must be a setting somewhere outside of the navigation tree container settings.

This is frustrating. lol.

[Azy]

Tis a bugger isn't it! The breadcrumb bar has a funky layout, which really helps in trying to trouble shoot it Seeing as it effects other themes, do you have anything in global headers and footers? is anything else misaligned? It'd only be by a couple of pixels, so it might be hard to spot.

[Azy]

I think I have something 

Paste this into the bottom of your CSS instead. take out what I gave you previously. This'll allow you to keep the same text size you had before.

.nav-tree-branch > div > a > span {

   position: relative;

   top: -2px;

}

[Rat Boy]

Thanks! That worked like a champ!

[Azy]

Oooh fantastic! That's great news