rfgoetz

Using CSS tabs you should be able to add a HOVER selector to underline the link.

On the TopBar CSS tab, look to see if you have position:fixed; under the last CSS entry (for the entire TopBar.) If you do, then you are fixing the TopBar at the top of the page. To push the page down, eliminate that CSS.

Bob

Reply with some sample HTML and I will see what I can do.

What is your URL?

That is odd — there was no change to how the HTML was created.

I looked up qtranslate and found how to add explicit support for their plugin. I tested it on one of my sites.

This feature will come out in the next release of my plugin.

To patch version 4.00, edit wp-topbar.php.

Look for the function wptb_display_TopBar. Add the following code:

if(function_exists('qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage')) {
			$wptbOptions['bar_text'] = qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($wptbOptions['bar_text']);
			$wptbOptions['bar_link_text'] = qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($wptbOptions['bar_link_text']);
			$wptbOptions['bar_link'] = qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($wptbOptions['bar_link']);

		}

Before this line of code:

echo '<p id="wptbheadline" style="',$wptb_visibility;

This should be around line 197.

Let me know if this works for you.

Bob

Istiridye found that there was a CSS confict in his settings:

z-index of the admin bar is 1000.
z-index of wp-topbar was 99999.

Thus the TopBar was displayed over the admin bar.

He updated it (on the CSS options tab) to 999 and now it doesn’t overlay the admin bar.