It’s supposed to be in the footer, and it’s positioned with CSS. This is partly because at the time that it was introduced there wasn’t a standard hook in themes for placing something at the very top of the page. Instead it is added to the wp_footer hook. It’s the theme’s job to make sure … Read more
I would approach that problem slightly differently. The entire bar does not need to reload. Instead it needs to stay “current”. So to do that you load your initial value…let’s say $100.00 Then you use Javascript to see if new values have been added and then you update it client side. You could even do … Read more
There’s a good plugin to make the admin bar blue in both the admin and front-end: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blue-admin-bar/ If those colors don’t suit, play around with the plugin to figure out how to do your own. The key thing to notice about the plugin version is that by using a hook to enqueue the stylesheets, it’s … Read more
I had not included wp_footer(). It seems the code for the toolbar is included with this call, and wp_head(). Modifying the Toolbar Reasons Why Your Toolbar May Not be Showing
The menu bar is all controlled by an object instantiated as $wp_admin_bar. I think this is what you want: function remove_page_menu_wpse_104826() { global $wp_admin_bar; // var_dump($wp_admin_bar); // debug; uncomment and look at the bottom of the page for the big mess $wp_admin_bar->remove_menu(‘new-page’); } add_action(‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘remove_page_menu_wpse_104826’, 1);
try this ‘href’=> admin_url(“post-new.php?post_type=albertis-kunstwerke”)
You need to remember screen id of your page and check current screen id before adding new menu item: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘my_plugin_menu’ ); function my_plugin_menu() { global $my_swell_plugin_page; $my_swell_plugin_page = add_menu_page( ‘My Swell Plugin’, ‘My Swell Plugin’, ‘edit_posts’, ‘blah’, ‘generate_main_page’ ); } function generate_main_page() { //We are definitely in our plugins page now – let’s … Read more
At the very bottom there should be an icon that looks like a play button: Click it! 😉
This has to do with the core WordPress functionality when you’re working with Multisite and the basic functionality of browser cookies – it’s a security issue. The WP core team made the decision to set user login cookies for the admin area to be based on the main multisite install. If you want to be … Read more
Have you perhaps copied in the admin bar links into the footer.php file by accident? At the bottom of footer.php you should see a function call “wp_footer();”.