Guillaume Assire

Sorry for the rather long delay in following up. With the development version, available from here, I’ve reverted to what was implemented in v29. I would appreciate if you could give it a try just to confirm.

By default WordPress hides most of the items from the Toolbar in responsive mode, reason being there might not be enough room for them to display correctly.

You could probably force their display with CSS, I’ investigating if this can be added as an option.

It’s added to the source code of the page, generated from your settings. It used to be dumped a dedicated CSS file, but I had issues and thought I could do like many other plugins and themes do.

This said, I understand you’ve chosen 48px height for the Toolbar. If I apply this to a test site, I see it displays correctly with Firefox but not with Chrome nor IE… I’ll check if this line-height is actually needed, as I can’t remember where it comes from.

Sorry for the delay in responding. No need for a hook in my plugin, I would use the WordPress add_node function. Something like this adds “0 items ( $0 )” to the right side of the Toolbar:

function wpwc_cart( $wp_admin_bar ) {

	if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
		return;

	$cart_currency = "$";
	$cart_qty = "0";
	$cart_amount = "0";
	$cart_url = site_url();

	if ( !empty( $cart_url ) ) {

		$cart_label = $cart_qty.' items ( '.$cart_currency.$cart_amount.' ) ';
		$cart = '<span class="ab-icon"></span><span class="ab-label">'.$cart_label.'</span>';

		$args = array(
			'id' => 'wpwc-cart',
			'parent' => 'top-secondary',
			'title' => $cart,
			'href' => $cart_url,
			'meta' => array( 'title' => $cart_label, 'class' => 'wpwc-cart' )
		);
		$wp_admin_bar->add_node( $args );
	}
}
add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'wpwc_cart', 90 );

And the corresponding CSS, which adds a nice icon:

#wpadminbar li.wpwc-cart > .ab-item > .ab-icon:before {
	font-family: dashicons !important;
	content: "\f174";
}

@jeremiah, would you add this to your own plugin? I would be more than happy to do so in my own plugin, but I’m not using WooCommerce, so I’m unable to complete my code above…

You raise a very good point. I’m afraid that’s a WordPress issue, although I’ll happily dig into it. For now the only advice I can give is to rework your menu with submenus, so that all its items show in all decent sreen resolutions.

Would there be an option in UserPro to remove the Toolbar ? If you deactivate WPS Toolbar while leaving UserPro, does it show ?

Sorry I cannot go farther in investigation as your site appears hidden behind a static page that says “Em Construção” :/

These two menus (Login and Profile) are defined as WP NavMenus, upon plugin activation, and won’t be updated automatically afterwards. They are also not removed with the plugin, since they could be used elsewhere in the site.

The WP Symposium Profile page should be defined before WPS Toolbar is actovated, otherwise the Profile page won’t be found and WP Symposium will return a URL with “INVALID PLUGIN URL” in it. Is this what you refer to ?

If this is the case, once the WPS Profile page is set, you should remove the menu (from the dashboard NavMenus page), then go to WP Symposium > Toolbar > WP Symposium tab, check the checkbox that triggers the re-generation of missing menus, and it’ll be created again, with the correct URL.

Note that if this menu doesn’t suit you, you can edit it from the WP NavMenus page, add / remove menu items. Re-generating these two menus should not affect existing menus, only create missing ones.

Let me know if there’s anything else.