Unnecessary Margin/Padding?

  • Resolved FWWS

    (@fwws)


    10 years, 8 months ago

    I just recently downloaded the plugin, and have been having a few issues with it on the sites I put it on.

    For the sake of ease, lets say the distance from the top of the page is set to 0px.

    When I’m not signed in, it is displayed perfectly at the top of the page.

    When I am signed in though, it’s 32px lower than it should be.

    It appears that it is creating a margin in order to compensate for the admin bar. It’s also creating a padding on the menu itself.

    In the FF dev tools I can see that:

    In #responsive-menu.admin-bar-showing there is a top padding of 32px.

    In #click-menu.admin-bar-showing there is a top margin of 32px.

    Neither of these appears to be necessary, since the admin bar is fixed position and isn’t hiding any of the content underneath it.

    Is this just an oversight in the plugin itself? I suppose I could overwrite both of those in my css file, but I just wanted to be sure I wasn’t missing something.

    Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

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

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  • Plugin Contributor responsivemenu

    (@responsivemenu)

    10 years, 8 months ago

    Hi FWWS,

    Normally the admin bar creates its own margin but it may be that WordPress has changed how this works so I will take a look for a future version but you can simply over-write this style in your themes style.css file for now to remove it.

    Thanks for letting me know

    All the best

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