Guillaume Assire

Thanks, should be fixed in the developement version here, which will eventually become the official v25 very soon.

Sorry for those notices, really hope they’ll fade away…

What is most annoying is that we cannot replicate this, on any of our installs. I have to confess, I was blind while fixing this 😉

I would appreciate if you could give me a little insight about your site: which version of WordPress, is this multisite, which server it’s on, any specificity that might explain why it happens on your site and not on any of the multiple setups we have, my friend Louis at Central Geek and myself, and on which we test the plugin before updating it here.

All this out of curiosity, because as far as the bug is concerned, I will eventually solve it one way or another. It’s just I’d like to ensure our tests are as exhaustive as possible. Thanks!

Hi

Sorry to read about this, I’ll upload a fix in the coming hours.

Otherwise, if it can’t wait you may get the previous release from the plugin page here.

AlphaGolf

Hi Maurta,

You may want to use the following snippet:

function symposium_toolbar_add_user_action_hook ( $user_id ) {

	$ret = array();

	$added_info['title'] = "A Title for User ID #".$user_id;
	$added_info['url'] = site_url();
	$ret[] = $added_info;

	$added_info['title'] = "Another Title";
	$added_info['url'] = admin_url();
	$ret[] = $added_info;

	$added_info['title'] = "A Third Row";
	$added_info['url'] = home_url();
	$ret[] = $added_info;

	return $ret;
}
add_filter ( 'symposium_toolbar_add_user_action', 'symposium_toolbar_add_user_action_hook', 10, 1 );

Note that using this hook, the added rows will go at the bottom of the User Action section, that is: after the Log Out link. If you prefer them to go between the User Info and the Edit Profile, you should use the other hook symposium_toolbar_custom_user_info, which uses HTML spans.

There is also a bug with symposium_toolbar_add_user_action, in that you need at least one of the default items of this section, otherwise it’ll be removed in whole, and the added rows won’t be displayed! Please confirm that the above solves your issue and you are not removing all the default items from the User Action section. I will fix this with next release anyway.

Thanks for your nice words ; documenting software is an ongoing task, it also helps with clarifying use cases.

Hi CodeCandid, sorry for the delay in addressing this.

The v0.22 of the plugin should solve this issue. I have also added the needed CSS so that JetPack items are correctly styled, as they weren’t adhering to generic rules due to the use of “!Important” by the JetPack team.

Could you please confirm the plugin works fine for you now.

PS you may need to visit the plugin options page and save, even unchanged, to re-generate the CSS

Thanks CodeCandid, I was wondering what the plugin should provide to be worth all five stars to your eyes… Ice cream, coffee,…? Now I know, I will install JetPack that I’m not using, and see what the issue is, before responding to your support request.

As a matter of fact, using WPS Toolbar there could be some issues in styling items added by other plugins, when their authors have hardcoded CSS in the element. But regarding whether they are *displayed* or not, re-reading at the code I see no reason why they wouldn’t show in the Toolbar. I did try with various plugins like NextGen, DexsPM, Loco Translate, Ultimate Coming Soon, they were all showing in the WP Toolbar, and all styled correctly, apart the font color for DexsPM, which is hardcoded.

Last, regarding the WP Toolbar default items, they should all be showing by default upon plugin first activation. The only noticeable change after plugin activation being one hover box added to the Display Name in the User Menu (“My Account”).

Your feedback is much appreciated, and welcome to WordPress.org by the way.

@nykess could you please confirm that your issue was solved with last update and that this ticket can be closed? Thanks.