How to make the BuddyBar fix and scroll with the page
I believe that’s #wp-admin-bar. At least it is on WordPress 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.4
I believe that’s #wp-admin-bar. At least it is on WordPress 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.4
Buddypress requires pretty permalinks to function properly. If you have set them up already try to go to the permalinks admin page and resave them and see if that helps. If your host won’t let wordpress write to an .htaccess file, that page will also show you what should be in it. http://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/navigation-links-return-404-errors/ http://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/
The toolbar requires wp_footer() in your theme. Check if this function is called in the theme, disable all plugins and test with TwentyEleven.
Your user are not inside the user-list of each blog in network active; maybe you are Super-Admin. Go to ‘Sites (All Sites)’ –> Edit a blog in Sites –> Tab ‘Users’ –> Add your user to the list of users and see the dropdown.
The admin menu is kind of a pain to work with, it’s not very flexible and is in need of an overhaul. See this ongoing ticket on the subject. What you can do is use the remove_submenu_page function to remove the category and tag submenu pages, then add them on the top level via add_menu_page. … Read more
I don’t think you’ll need the parent for a root menu item while using add_menu. But make sure to get the hint in the Codex: Note: The Admin Bar is replaced with the toolbar since WordPress Version 3.3. The preferred way to add items to the toolbar is with add_node(). Give it a try: add_action( … Read more
If I got you right, then you don’t want to show other details than the greetings in the front end admina bar. If that is so then you can use Remove Node to make this work. You can use it like below for only greetings and other options in it to display First remove the … Read more
This is a hack and a half, but it does achieve the desired effect. What this code does is add inline css to the header in admin pages, over 780px width the admin bar is hidden, under that and its shown. So you in effect hide it on desktop and show it on mobile. Add … Read more
There is no setting of putting the admin function vertically but if its a nuisance you can choose to not to display it by adding this filter to your functions.php file. The admin bar will be hidden in the frontpage but will be visible in the dashboard add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’); When you are working you can … Read more
If you want to remove items from the toolbar you could try using $wp_admin_bar->remove_node like so: You’ll have to use an inspect element to find out the IDs but if you would want to remove the WordPress logo you could inspect it and see: <li id=”wp-admin-bar-wp-logo” class=”menupop”> … </li> Then you would target the ID … Read more