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Oceia bar

What's the license?

Oceia bar is released under the GNU General Public License. See http://gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html

Uggh! My bar is showing up in the wrong place!

This can be an issue in some themes, since certain positions in CSS can override Oceia bar's position: absolute;. Generally you can resolve this by making sure wp_footer(); is not contained within any elements other than the <body>.

I `position: absolute;` my links and they don't work when I have Oceia bar turned on!

Oceia bar can be problematic if you use position: absolute; to control the location of hyperlinks or other content. This occurs because Oceia's default CSS puts a 30px padding on the <body>, so most content is shoved down 30px but your position; absolute; content is not. Fortunately, it's relatively easy to resolve (though Oceia bar will cover up your top 30px of content):

  1. Create a file called style.css
  2. Add the following: body { margin: 0; padding: 0; }
  3. Upload style.css to your oceia-bar directory on wp-content/plugins.

This thing is ugly. How do I make it not ugly?

Pretty much the same the previous question:

  1. Create a file called style.css
  2. Add whatever CSS you want. Note that any CSS you put will take precedence over Oceia"s default CSS.
  3. Upload style.css to your oceia-bar directory on wp-content/plugins.

I found a bug!/Why doesn't it do {x}?/I have an idea to improve Oceia bar

Tell me about it.

My question isn't answered. That's rude.

Again, tell me about it.

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  • Last Updated: 2008-2-17
  • Requires WordPress Version: 2.1 or higher
  • Compatible up to: 2.3.1

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