Are you talking about the wordpress toolbar at the top?
Yes. But please don’t tell me to log out to remove it, I’ll be logging in and out all day.
add_filter('show_admin_bar', '__return_false');
Add this to your functions.php file. This will hide the admin bar on the front end. At this point, I dont this there is a way to hide it on the backend. But this works for me on the front.
Mike, thank’s, but changing code is well beyond my capabilities. I need to revert back to 3.2.1 to get rid of this crap. I don’t even know what ‘front end’ or back end’ means I’m afraid.
What kind of dimwitted moron thought this feature was in any way beneficial in the upgrade in the first place.
Did you make a database backup before you upgraded? If not, then you cannot rollback. Not without with a 3.2.1 database backup. Even if you did, you should be warned that rolling back is:
a) not recommended
b) quite a complex process that involves restoring a .sql backup to your database.
Try adding the code posted above to your theme’s function.php file. It’s far easier.
Seriously its a matter of copy and paste.
Click on Editor under Appearance. Then click on Theme Functions. Scroll to the bottom and paste it above the closing ?> line. That simple. I can do it for you if wanna give me access.
If you dont keep WP updated, your site will eventually break. Sooner or later as plugin developers stay up to date, and functions are deprecated. The admin toolbar is meant to help. If you dont like it, the best way is to add the code I pasted above. Otherwise, theres always Joomla.
I can do it for you if wanna give me access.
With all due respect and with no slur intended, please do not encourage forum users to pass on sensitive login information. Not everyone who posts to these forums can be trusted. Would you hand your house keys over to a stranger in the street?
Do as imikedesigns suggests. It is not at all a must-know-how-to-code type of thing. Simply follow his clear instructions and the Admin bar should disappear.
Well, thanks very much Mike (and others), it really seems to have worked.
Don’t you think its stupid though that experts like you have to write code to use and pass on to beginners like me to patch what should be an improvement, what an ‘upgrade’ is supposed to mean?
I know WordPress is open source, but I do wonder what little must be going on the life of the moron responsible for this feature to implement such rubbish! Dropdowns were all over my site!
Anyway, enough of my rant, thank’s very much again, I really appreciate it.
Brian.
Don’t you think its stupid though that experts like you have to write code to use and pass on to beginners like me to patch what should be an improvement,
Just because you don’t like the admin bar, that doesn’t not mean that it isn’t an improvement. It’s actually quite popular (I’ve even got quite used to relying in it myself) but,as with any new feature, there will always be some who don’t like it. As it’s now firmly part of WP core, disabling it completely needs to be handled via code or plugins. If there aren’t plugins to deal with it already, there soon will be. 🙂
It’s meant to streamline the posting process. For those of us who are more familiar with WordPress than the average Joe it’s quite a handy tool, but fortunately the code posted above is a simple way to remove the tool – even for non-programmers!
As for ‘the moron responsible for this feature’, the WordPress core developers collectively agreed that the admin bar is far more beneficial than not so they didn’t want to make it too easy for people to hide it from view 😛
Sorry, am I following this correctly, is this the grey admin bar that appears at the top of your site when logged in? That no one else can see apart from you?
That can be disabled in your user profile without touching a line of code? It’s a matter of ticking a box.
Excuse/ignore if this is not what you’re in fact talking about.
Also, whinging about a feature you don’t like. Get real, many people use it. WordPress wasn’t designed for you alone, it was designed for everyone which is why it is so customisable!
That can be disabled in your user profile without touching a line of code? It’s a matter of ticking a box.
Please read the original post. The OP is using 3.2.
Please read the original post. The OP is using 3.2.
I did read the original post, and having installed WP 3.2.1, if I’ve understood correctly. In Users > Your Profile, you can untick the boxes to hide the admin bar “when viewing the site” and “in dashboard”.
