Guillaume Assire

You’re most welcome. Shall we mark the ticket as resolved ?

Add the classes symposium-toolbar-share and wpst-share to those NavMenu items as per above…

Yes, I see that… Does not work directly, different kind of objects :/
The CSS you’d need to add should be something like

#wpadminbar .fusion-icon-instagram .ab-item:before {
  content: "\e615";
}

For a quick test you could edit wp-content/themes/Avada/style.css, about two-third down the file…

I have reopened the ticket, sorry, we’re posting at the same time.
For the Instagram icon, you could add your own CSS to style the :before pseudo element of that item, but I would need to dig a little deeper into the theme.

I understand what you want is having links to your social pages on top of the screen, fixed links to pages that is. What I would suggest is using the plugin feature called Custom Menus to create Toolbar items linking to whatever pages you want. You’ll need to create as many menus as icons you want, so you can style the item with the corresponding icon. I’ll describe how to add the Facebook icon and link and you may replicate with others, at your will.

First we’ll create a WP NavMenu from the WP Appearance > Menus page, call it Facebook (purely a reference here)
Then, add a custom link to that menu, with the link to the target social page. You also need to give it a name at this stage, which will show in the menu (or the Toolbar), so you’ll want to put a single space char in it to actually hide it.

Second, go to the plugin settings page > Custom Menus tab, and define a custom menu with the following elements: name, select your new menu “Facebook”, location, right of the Create menu (or anywhere else on the Toolbar), and fonticon, choose the Fb icon from the WordPress dashicon pack (code is f304). Save from the button at the bottom of the plugin settings tab, the Fb icon should appear in the Toolbar, linking to your social page.

Hope this helps

Bonjour Yves

Good point. For the time being there’s no way to have different Howdys messages based on locale, or any other condition. In a further release I can add a hook or a setting, I’ll see what works best… But in the meantime you’d need to use a Howdy that does not need to be internationalized, eg. “%first_name%”.

Thanks for the suggestion,
Guillaume

There can be a lot a reasons why the Toolbar does not show. As explained in the FAQ, you should first check your personal setting at your WP profile page.

I see also woocommerce in your page source, I have been told WC does forcibly hide the Toolbar, it could well be the culprit. Can you see the Toolbar if you deactivate WooCommerce ?

At the plugin settings page, look at Styles > Toolbar > Max Width, I believe it does what you want. To determine the correct width, you may use Firebug.
For a Facebook style, leav uncheck “Apply to the whole Toolbar”.