Where in the page’s HTML is the admin bar supposed to appear? On my blog it is added to the footer section, with the result being that there is a gap above it when viewing the blog on mobile phones. (The admin bar has position:absolute; at small resolutions, and so does the footer it’s contained … Read more
I’m working on a WP site which has a custom theme built from scratch and I can’t seem to figure out how to get the Admin Bar to appear when viewing the public site.
Is there a way to still show the admin toolbar and/or the main wordpress admin menu in the admin post page?
By default, WordPress shows admin toolbar to Administrator, Editor, or Author but not to Subscriber or unauthenticated visitors.
whenever admin or any other user logs in a top bar menu ads up. Now I made login for everybody, so I do not want this bar.
Themes have a template tag for the body tag which will help theme
authors to style more effectively with CSS. The Template Tag is called
body_class. This function gives the body element different classes and
can be added, typically, in the header.php‘s HTML body tag.
How can I extend the functions of the WordPress 3.1 admin bar in my plugins? I am looking for specific hooks and filters to use in adding links or other features to the admin bar. A good example of what has already been done is the Yoast WordPress SEO (WordPress Plugin). Currently there is no … Read more
When logged in, the admin bar adds the following to my page <head> section:
I’ve made my own PHP page and used it as a part of my WordPress website. I’m using some WordPress functions and want to have it fully integrated with WordPress itself.
I’m using wordpress multiste 3.3.1
I’m not gonna update it in the future. So I disabled all upgrade functions.