rfgoetz

I am making the changes to make this a feature in the plugin. When I am done testing, it will roll out in version 5.23.

Thanks for the idea!

Bob

Ok — so here is how to make this happen.

Remove the position:fixed from the CSS. This will force the page down.

Next, in wp-topbar.php

You need to make two changes.

in public static function wptb_inject_TopBar_html_js

Change this:

echo '<div id="topbar'.$wptbOptions['bar_id'].'" class="'.$wptb_class.'" style="'.trim($wptbOptions['div_css']).'" '.wptb::wptb_stripslashes($wptbOptions['div_custom_html']).' >';

to this:

echo '<div id="topbar'.$wptbTopBarNumber.'" class="'.$wptb_class.'" style="'.trim($wptbOptions['div_css']).'" '.wptb::wptb_stripslashes($wptbOptions['div_custom_html']).' >';

AND

Look for the function public static function wptb_build_original_js

add this:

$html_out .= “.fadeIn(‘normal’, function() {jQuery(‘#topbar”.$wptbTopBarNumber.”‘).css({position:’fixed’});})”;`

BEFORE this line of code:

$html_out .= ";}";

So, the function should look like this:

public static function wptb_build_original_js($wptbOptions, $wptbTopBarNumber) {	

		$html_out = "		".$wptbTopBarNumber.": function() {jQuery(".'"#wptbheadline'.$wptbTopBarNumber.'").hide().delay('.$wptbOptions['delay_time'].').slideDown('.$wptbOptions['slide_time'].')';
		if (($wptbOptions['display_time']+0) != 0)
			$html_out .= ".delay(".$wptbOptions['display_time'].').slideUp('.$wptbOptions['slide_time'].').hide()';

		$html_out .= ".fadeIn('normal', function() {jQuery('#topbar".$wptbTopBarNumber."').css({position:'fixed'});})";
		$html_out .= ";}";

		return $html_out;

	} // end function wptb_build_original_js

If this works for you, I will make this an option.

Bob

I see it also. Can you change the text to “Do not”.. Update the TopBar. Make sure it looks OK on your site. Change it back to “Don’t”

Also, do you have Magic Quotes Turned on or off? (See the TopBar Debug Page) :

PHP Magic Quotes is ON

Hmmm.. I think I found it.

look for this line in wp-topbar.php

echo $wptbOptions['bar_text'],'<a style="color:',$wptbOptions['link_color'],'; ';

Change it to this:

echo stripslashes($wptbOptions['bar_text']),'<a style="color:',$wptbOptions['link_color'],'; ';

Let me know if this helps,

Bob

OK – here are detailed instructions and screen shots of how the settings should look when you are done:

Login to your Admin account.

On the General Settings Tab (selected from the Performance|General Settings on the left admin column) — scroll down to the Minify section and set the Minify Mode to MANUAL

Image:
http://imgur.com/zkXomMw

On the Minify Tab (selected from the Performance|Minify on the left admin column). Press the “Add a Script” button and enter this as the file URI:

http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js

Image:
http://imgur.com/mZoYxET

I would also empty the page cache. (Select Performance|Empty all caches from the admin bar.)

Let me know if this works for you,

Bob

Hmm… let me install W3 Total Cache on my test site to see what if going on.

I looks like you are using custom PHP?

Bob

Closing – No response in over a week.