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  • Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Argg, sorry for that. Not sure it’s linked to WP 4.0, I had to get rid of the backslash that was conflicting with the Import, see last item in the Changelog for v0.30. So it’s not impossible I introduced a regression here 🙁 Although I did test that and I’m almost sure it worked. Possibly a last-minute change…

    Nevertheless, I have it working “again”… If you could update with m the development version v0.31.1, available from here, and confirm it works for you ?

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    The short answer is sorry, no, this is not possible with the plugin.

    As far as the long answer… Well here are my thought about this. The Toolbar is visually made of #wpadminbar and #wpadminbar .ab-top-secondary. I don’t see how to add HTML to the Toolbar, I would go with CSS to attach the image to the first one, and make the latter transparent. For the “periodically” part of your requirements, I would use PHP (at page load) and / or JS (every x minutes)…

    Hope this helps.

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Hi Kenny

    Did you try the field at the User Menu tab where you may enter any given URL? I am realizing (only now!) that the title of this field is misleading, as it says “Rewrite the Edit Profile URL” whereas it does rewrite the link over all of the items: Howdy (in the Toolbar) and User Menu items, and not only the Edit Profile. I’ll adjust the description of this setting for next release.

    I understand this is not your request, but if you want different URLs over ezch, and you know how to add code to your theme’s functions.php, you may use filters, as described in the Dev Guide, first section.

    Guillaume

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Hi Shillos, sorry for the late reply, Summer holidays here…

    You could try to use the “rewrite” field at the User Menu tab. It would then update the URL over the Howdy and the display name with whatever you put in this field, e.g. http://www.yourdomain.com/forums/user/%login% ?

    AG

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Awesome – thanks for the feedback.

    To mark a topic as solved you need to tick the checkbox under “notify me of follow-up”… Also in the sidebar. That’s done now.

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    You were right… And while fixing this, I found other issues not related to the change of main site ID. The development version reflects these changes.

    Thanks for your thanks, in return I have to thank you for your patience!

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Okay, I’ve re-uploaded my trunk as the development version, there was a little something missing.

    I had never changed the Main Site before, for those interested it’s described there. After testing it I am able to state that this version works for me: subsites are listed at the “Sites” tab and the Network Menus are propagated accross all subsites once they are re-created at the new main site. They must also be deleted from the old main site or they will still exist on that subsite as custom menus.

    Any other issue, could you please let me know.

    EDIT Once you installed this new version, please visit the “Custom Menus” at the Main Site and save, even unchanged, so your network menu is copied to all subsites.

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    From the WP NavMenus page, then add it to the Toolbar location you wish from the “Custom Menus” tab…?

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Thanks for your thorough description. I admit, there is a strong assumption in my plugin, of the Main Site being the #1.

    I’ve just updated the development version here, would you mind checking if it works better for you ? The “Sites” tab should list all subsites, whatever they are, so the plugin should work better in your case.

    Regarding network menus. As as matter of fact, I’m using the Main Site for their definition (through WP NavMenus), so you’ll need to redefine them locally to the new Main Site… With that development version, network menus defined from the Main Site should then be propagated to subsites.

    The development version may not be fully functional, but it should be a step forward. Feedback highly appreciated…

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Paul,

    You probably understood from my silence, I don’t have the answer to your question about the logo hover, sorry. Ultimately, my only advice would be to force the hover color back to your background color for this item. Like so, obviously untested:

    #wpadminbar .ab-top-menu > li.wp-admin-bar-326:hover > .ab-item,
    #wpadminbar .ab-top-menu > li.wp-admin-bar-326.hover > .ab-item {
        background: #555;
    }

    (But then, your users may miss the link over this item…?)

    Hope This Helps,
    Guillaume

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Thanks for your kind words. Unfortunately I have no plans for custom color for menus, you could try adding custom CSS,through your theme if it allows you to do so ?

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Quick questions before investigating further…

    You mention both WP Symposium and WP Symposium Toolbar. Could you please confirm your issue is with WP Symposium Toolbar and not the other plugin.

    If so, could you clarify your issue, especially with regards to your last question. Activating the Network Toolbar feature and removing subsites privileges should result in the same Toolbar network wide, regardless of which site is the main site..?

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Hi Paul

    Quick question as a preamble, you’re not using WPS Toolbar to style the Toolbar, are you ? I’m asking this, because I don’t see what would then be added to the page by the plugin, when picking custom CSS from the “Styles” tab.

    There’s no real way to get Toolbar items centered that I can think of. As far as your question regarding items alignment – the height of the ab-item should be 40px high, in your case they aren’t for visitors, you could try

    #wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > a {
        line-height: 40px;
    }

    Actually, I’m not sure why it works for logged-in users, this file adminbar-38.css, is that yours ? Is it loaded for visitors ?

    AG

    PS on wp-login, the link over “ECM” goes to WordPress
    PPS sorry for England. Fingers crossed for France 😉

    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    Could you please try the following. Some of these might be redundant with what your theme provides… Sorry if it’s a bit long.

    @media screen and ( min-width: 721px ) {
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks > ul > li,
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks a,
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks .ab-empty-item,
    	#wpadminbar .shortlink-input {
    		height: 45px;
    	}
    
    	#wpbody,
    	body {
    		margin-top: 13px;
    	}
    
    	#wpadminbar.ie7 .shortlink-input,
    	#wpadminbar .menupop .ab-sub-wrapper {
    		top:45px;
    	}
    
    	#wpadminbar .menupop .ab-sub-wrapper .ab-sub-wrapper {
    		top:26px;
    	}
    
    	#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > .ab-item,
    	#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > .ab-item span,
    	#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > .ab-item:before,
    	#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > .ab-item span.ab-label:before,
    	#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > .ab-item span.ab-icon:before,
    	#wpadminbar > #wp-toolbar > #wp-admin-bar-root-default .ab-icon,
    	#wpadminbar .ab-icon,
    	#wpadminbar .ab-item:before {
    		line-height: 45px;
    	}
    
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks > ul > li > a,
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks > ul > li > .ab-item,
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks > ul > li > a span,
    	#wpadminbar .quicklinks > ul > li > .ab-item span,
    	#wpadminbar #wp-admin-bar-wp-logo > .ab-item span {
    		height: 45px;
    	}
    }
    Plugin Author Guillaume Assire

    (@alphagolf_fr)

    You’re welcome.

    FYI and as an outcome of this case study, I’ve added a setting to limit the width of the items’ container #wp-toolbar, so admins can align Toolbar items with page content. Not quite exactly what you end up with, but I thought it could be of interest to others.

    That’s in the development version just updated, and will be in next release of the plugin, Styles tab, Toolbar Items section, Max Width.

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