Guillaume Assire
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] CSS for portrait orientationAh, I hadn’t noticed those menus shifted to 32px, black on dark grey LOL. I’ll come back with what needs to be added.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] CSS for portrait orientationThere’s a line-height in buddyboss/css/adminbar-desktop-fixed.css which seems to override what WPS Toolbar adds. Could you try the following, eventually with !Important, and report back?
@media screen and (min-width: 721px) { #wpadminbar * { line-height: 45px; } }(EDIT: added min-width condition)
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Add site logo and alignTry adding “!Important” to the margins…?
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Add site logo and alignWhile leaving the User Menu in its upper right corner ? You could address div#wp-admin-bar-root-default, the container for the left-side menus:
#wp-admin-bar-root-default { display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; max-width: 1040px; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Add site logo and alignSure, if you align the quicklinks so they fit the page content, dropdown menus will mask it 🙂
Custom Menus added by WPS Toolbar have their menu ID as selector, it may look weird or ugly but it ensures unicity. So it gives, as an exmaple: #wp-admin-bar-30, and the dropdown menu underneath would be #wp-admin-bar-30 > .ab-sub-wrapper
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Conflict with mobile menuGreat! Actually, given the theme, I would recommend to check all roles there.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Conflict with mobile menuAh, I see it now, when you press the “house” icon…
Could you go to WPS Toolbar settings > Toolbar, and check “visitor” for the display of the Toolbar, the very first option at this tab. Or confirm this is done already…?
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Add site logo and alignI’ve had interesting results by using max-width instead of width:
#wp-toolbar { display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; max-width: 1040px; }1040px being the width of your page content. Also note I’m addressing the div.quicklinks, not the whole Toolbar.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Conflict with mobile menuI’m not sure I fully understand your issue. Thanks for the demo site.
At the time of responding I see both links at the upper right corner, on both sites. What do you mean by “enabling Symposium”, do you mean WPS Toolbar ? Could you make it so that these buttons actually disappear on one of the sites ?
As for adding the code for the buttons for the Toolbar, items are generated as li’s by WordPress, so maybe with a bit of CSS you could make them look the way you want.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Conflict with mobile menuI don’t see the Toolbar when logged-out, I have registered an account on your site and do see it when logged in, however there are conflicts indeed with what your theme provides.
When logged out the Toolbar (#wpadminbar) isn’t displayed at all to visitors. Have you checked the “visitor” checkbox for the Toolbar, at the “Toolbar” tab of the plugin settings page ? When logged in, it hides the Toolbar, I see a display:none under some conditions, located in adminbar-mobile.css. You should check if you can deactivate those features from your theme, or maybe that’s the way it is designed ?
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Add site logo and alignTo add a logo to the Toolbar, you could use a custom menu. If you don’t want a dropdown menu on it, use a one-item menu. If you don’t want a link over that icon, first create your menu item with any URL (homepage for instance), then edit the menu item and remove that link.
To add an icon to your menu, and as described in the User Guide §4, upload the image file somewhere on your server, and add the URL to the field “custom icon” of that menu.
As far as alignement, if you mean like what’s on WordPress.org / BuddyPress / bbPress, you could add custom CSS like so:
#wp-toolbar { width: 960px; }I’ll see if I can add it to the plugin. I’m a bit concerned that it may be too theme-dependent, and break responsiveness…?
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Toolbar disappearingThe dashboard admin options page is located under “WP Symposium” when this plugin is installed, and under “Appearance” otherwise… Reason being historical, I first put it under WPS, but had to find another location when I made the plugin work without WPS.
Once you found the options page, check the settings and see if the Toolbar comes back. Also check your personal setting at your WP Profile page. Ultimately, try deactivating plugins to see if it helps.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] small size avatarIn responsive mode (ie. under 783px width) the Toolbar is partly managed by WordPress, so some of the plugin settings are dropped, so to speak. The small avatar left displayed is part of that deal, reason being if the plugin hides it there won’t be anything remaining in the Toolbar for the User Menu (no label in responsive mode). I’ll add a note about this in the User Manual.
As for the links, they’re in a NavMenu called WPS Login, that you may remove from WordPress dashboard Appearance > Menus. Then, you should visit the plugin settings page, “Custom Menu” tab, and save, just to confirm you’ll no longer use that menu. The aim for this menu is to demonstrate that feature and provide the links, altogether.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Mobile versionAs instructed on the plugin settings page, you may replace the default caret-down with any other Dashicon. Just visit Mel Choyce’s list of WordPress Dashicons on Github, copy the whole CSS including “content:”, paste it as a “custom icon” and save. The selected icon will then be used for the menu toplevel item(s), both responsive and normal.
I have currently no plans to improve this process, which I believe is relatively straightforward, of course this appreciation may vary.
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In reply to: [Plugin Name: WP Symposium Toolbar] Can you remove WP logo menu on the leftI’m not sure what BP Toolbar menu you refer to, I haven’t tried BP for a while…
Maybe try a few lines of code in your theme’s functions.php using remove_node, to remove that menu from the Toolbar. You need to know how to edit this file as well as the node’s name…