• All my pages display about 30px of blank space before the header when I am logged in. Anyone else know what is happening here?

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    Thread Starter Patrick Orr

    (@patrick-orr)

    Regardless of if you are provided a link or not, you would NOT be able to log-in to the site and see what I am talking about. I was just curious if anyone else has come across this problem.

    Here is the link though: http://www.1000ikc.com

    Then I’m afraid there is very little we can do to help other than suggest that you try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on to identify what sounds like a CSS issue.

    Thread Starter Patrick Orr

    (@patrick-orr)

    Thanks Esmi,
    I do that, and its not a CSS problem, it only happens when I am logged in to edit the site. There are no conditional CSS tags for logged in users that I am aware of.

    Does wordpress generate anything differently when logged in?

    Yes – although it’s theme-dependant. The post/page edit links spring to mind as well as the edit comment links.

    This happened to me as well – I assume it is the space for the grey wordpress admin bar, which for some reason is not showing up. The code for the margin is in wp-includes/admin-bar.php

    Answers are on this thread: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-bar-not-displaying?replies=21

    The problem for me is that wp_footer() wasn’t being called in my footer.php, so I added it in.

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