rfgoetz

Those are just rendered as HTML.

So you can use the new suffix PHP to add additional images/links as you need:

echo '<a href="http://twitter.com/#!/wordpress" target="_blank"><img src="http://domain.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-topbar/lib/icons/PNG/twitter.png" style="height:23px; vertical-align:text-bottom;"/></a>';

Ouch — I’ll fix the email address in next update.

Use this code:

echo '<iframe src="http://embed.bambuser.com/channel/worldhops" width="320" height="276" frameborder="0">Your browser does not support iframes.</iframe>';
echo "</br>";

The difference? The first echo statement uses single quotes instead of double quotes (since double quotes are already in use in the iframe code.

I tried this on my test site and it works.

Best wishes,

Bob

I am able to see the default topbar from the Saginaw URL.

On the main URL, it does not look like the topbar is enabled.

Bob

It is in here:

http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/wp-topbar/tags/4.14/wp-topbar.php

Closing – no response in over a week.

The code above is HTML.

You need to convert that to PHP:

echo "<iframe src="http://embed.bambuser.com/channel/worldhops" width="320" height="276" frameborder="0">Your browser does not support iframes.</iframe>";

You might need to add a break to make it look clean:

echo "</br>";

Bob

Reading the MailChimp List Subscribe Form plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mailchimp/installation/), you should be able to generate the form by putting this code in the new PREFIX PHP section:

mailchimpSF_signup_form();

You might need to add breaks: e.g. echo "</br>";