It's a vex of us all: we're reading our posts, need to change something, but how do we get to the administration? That's what Oceia bar is all about.
Oceia bar is released under the GNU General Public License. See http://gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
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>.
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):
style.cssbody { margin: 0; padding: 0; }style.css to your oceia-bar directory on wp-content/plugins.Pretty much the same the previous question:
style.cssstyle.css to your oceia-bar directory on wp-content/plugins.Again, tell me about it.