Four approaches to the back-nav + title control bar for Slipstream owner views. Each shown at desktop and 390px mobile. Pattern has to scale from a flat list (level 1) to a post-edit screen (level 2) and theoretically deeper. Pick one to lock in — I'll implement across the plugin.
Circular back button on the left, plain title next to it. Arrow is the only clickable thing; title is pure label of the current page.
Pill contains arrow + the name of where "back" goes. Current page title sits after it as plain text. No ambiguity because the pill explicitly says where it goes.
Classic iOS nav bar: chevron + parent name as a single link on the left, page title centred. Familiar pattern; lightweight.
Every level is shown as a clickable crumb (except the current page). Scales to any depth. Most explicit about site hierarchy.
Variant A (separate back + title) is the cleanest for Slipstream because most flows are 1 level deep — the extra metadata of B/D only earns its space in deeper hierarchies. It also matches iOS and WordPress conventions, so no ambiguity about clickability. The downside (back destination not named) is small: owners only back out of one place, and the arrow tooltip can carry the label.
If we want to handle deeper flows later (post edit is level 2), A still works — arrow goes up one level, title shows current page name. If we add a 3rd level, that's when I'd reach for D, but only then.