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  • Hello everyone,

    I have a tiny problem I’m hopping someone can help me with. I’ve created a customised version of the default Buddypress theme and instead of having a set width for the admin bar I have edited adminbar.css to make it stretch across the whole screen seen here:

    http://skateify.com/

    Now I’ve noticed that every sub-blog loads a file called adminbar.css?ver=3.0.1 which I imagine is a database based file. As a result of this the admin bar on other blogs has a a set width seen below:

    http://test.skateify.com/

    I’m wondering if anyone knows where/how I can find the adminbar.css?ver=3.0.1 file as I only need to edit 1 line. If I add this to my style.css file to over right it doesn’t have any affect.

    The CSS change I need to make to the adminbar.css?ver=3.0.1 file is as simple as:

    body#bp-default #wp-admin-bar .padder { max-width: 950px; }

    to

    body#bp-default #wp-admin-bar .padder { max-width: none; }
    😀

    I’ve noticed that the CSS file reference is inserted via <?php wp_head(); ?> which would indicate a database?

    Any help with this will be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks,
    Jack

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    🏳️‍🌈 Advisor and Activist

    That’s a BuddyPress question, as the Admin bar is the BuddyPress bar. And by default, it SHOULD be 100% width. It is on my two sites.

    Thread Starter sequencehosting

    (@sequencehosting)

    That’s the problem. I’ve had a post on the buddypress forum for 2 days unanswered 🙁

    Actually as soon as I installed Buddypress the admin bar wasn’t 100% but rather about 75% by defult. I managed to edit the adminbar.css file to make it 100% but the secondary blogs load a file called adminbar.css?ver=3.0.1 which overights my changes and I can’t find the file because it seems the styles are stored in the database 🙁

    Thanks for your reply anyway!

    Then wait over there for an answer. Or go read the docs.

    (and no, the admin bar styles are not stored in the db. Get Firebug. that will tell you exactly what file, where it is and even what line number.)

    Thread Starter sequencehosting

    (@sequencehosting)

    Why is it such a big deal that I also posted here? I’m running WordPress MU in conjunction with Buddypress so surly I have the right to post on this forum.

    I have firebug and the referenced file does not exist. Here’s 2 screenshots:

    http://skateify.com/1.png

    http://skateify.com/2.png

    I probably should have posted these the first time.

    Thread Starter sequencehosting

    (@sequencehosting)

    I’d also like to add that I’ve been looking for an answer for the last 2 days and haven’t found an information on this strange file. The crazy thing is that this file seems to have the same CSS as the actual adminbar.css

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    🏳️‍🌈 Advisor and Activist

    It’s not a problem with Multisite. It’s a problem with a plugin. The plugin supporters have stated they will support their plugin on their site. Not here. Therefore if you want help with THAT plugin, you should ask them at their site.

    Not wrong, and you sure have the right to post here, but you’re not going to get the same kind of support because fewer people know about BP here than you’d think.

    There should be some docs on the buddy bar. Look it up under that term, and not admin bar, and you may have better luck. All I can say is that, by default, it fills 100% width on my sites.

    Thread Starter sequencehosting

    (@sequencehosting)

    I have and after waiting 2 days I’ve posted it here too. Don’t get me wrong I understand this is a Buddypress plugin problem but I know many MU users have experience with Buddypress.

    I will search using buddy bar to see how that goes.

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