rfgoetz

Hmm… you can try writing your own javascript function in your theme.

I tested the code in a Chrome console and it worked for me. You might have to play with the number “40” to find what works for your TopBar.

To find the current height, open Chrome and go to the console.
Enter this in “document.getElementById(‘topbar1’).offsetHeight” when the TopBar is shown. My value was 41..so I subtracted one and got to 40:

function wptbbar_toggle() {
	   if ( document.getElementById('topbar1').offsetHeight > 40) {
               wptbbar_hide1();
	   }
	   else {
	      wptbbar_show1();
	   }
}

Can you send copy the HTML code in the message that you are trying to use?

I’ll see what I can do.

closing – no response.

On the main options tab, change “Forced Fixed” to No. Note, this will overlay the Top of your website. So, you will need to make sure you make room for it in your Header.

You have the choice of overlaying the top of the webpage or pushing it down. If you overlay, you need to make sure you have “clean space” at the top of your page to handle the height of the TopBar.

Most sites push down the TopBar – hence that is the default.

Most sites have a delay of a few seconds, to draw attention to the TopBar.

Bob

Ah.. you don’t want the page pushed down.

Go to “Main Options” set “Force TopBar to Be Fixed On Top of Page” to NO

That will overlay the top of your webpage with the TopBar.

Bob

My email address is in wp-topbar.php

I can look at it now…

Bob