Conflict with plugin using coordinates

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(@jbd7)

10 years, 1 month ago
Hi,

I have installed WPR on my theme, and was already using the Flickr-Foto-Info plugin, which displays an icon over Flickr photos linked in a post.

That plugin works fine when WPR is not displayed. However, when WPR is on the top of my website (in “mobile mode”, for narrow viewports), the coordinates are wrongly calculated.

I figured out that the JS code of that plugin calls show_toolbar with wrong parameters (basically, the toolbar is shown too low, with an offset equal to the height of WPR)
```
$j(document).ready(function () {
    toolbar_div = $j("<div class='flickr-toolbar'></div>");
    $j('body').append(toolbar_div);
    flickr_images = $j("img[src *='flickr']");
    $j(flickr_images).each(function () {
        $j(this).hover(function () {
            img_html = $j('<div>').append($j(this).clone()).remove().html()
            matches = re.exec(img_html);
            if (matches) {
                show_toolbar(matches[1], $j(this).offset());
            }
        }, function () {
            $j('.flickr-toolbar').hide();
        })
    })
})
```
Would you know how to make the offset function take the WPR static menu in consideration?

Thanks

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-responsive-menu/

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(@jbd7)

For those interested, this is what I added in the JS of the plugin to make it consider the height of the WPR static menu:

if (document.getElementById('wprmenu_bar').offsetHeight == null) {
    adjustment = 0;
  }
else {
    adjustment = document.getElementById('wprmenu_bar').offsetHeight;
}

toolbar_top = parseInt(image_offset.top) + 10 - adjustment; ...

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