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On Chrome, you have a 404 error:

http://clintonwilkinsmortgagegroup.com/cwwp/wp-content/themes/Chameleon/images/CW-bg.jpgFailed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

On this CSS setting: For the entire TopBar: (i.e. at the TopBar’s DIV)

Try adding this CSS:

position:fixed; top: 40; padding:0; margin:0; width: 100%; z-index: 99999;

This is the sample CSS that will fix the TopBar to the top of the page. For some reason, Chrome/Safari is not liking the default values (which is visibility:hidden;)

Bob

3.01 has been uploaded. Thanks for helping me find this problem.

Bob

I don’t understand what the issue is. Can you be more explicit about the issue? Is it that it is not working on pages? not working on posts? or ???

Each browser has a different engine for interpreting CSS. Thus you need to check each broswer’s capabilities before you select “advanced” CSS selector or declaration. This page can show you the differences by browser: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html

You can also use Adobe’s free BrowserLab to test how your website will look on different browsers. Make sure to set the delay in BrowserLab to wait to take a snapshot. The delay should be a bit longer than it takes for your TopBar to show:. The delay field is just to the right of where you enter the URL to test: https://browserlab.adobe.com/en-us/index.html

Bob

You’ll need to delete the option from your options table using phpMyadmin (or whatever tool you use.) In the wp options table, look for an option with the name “wptbAdminOptions” and delete that option (NOT the table.)

OR

You can edit the plugin and force a reset of the message. Look for the function “getWPTBPluginOptions” in the plugin (wp-topbar.php). Add these lines of code:

$wptbAdminOptions(‘bar_link’) = ‘http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-topbar/’;
$wptbAdminOptions(‘bar_text’) = ‘Get your own TopBar ‘;
$wptbAdminOptions(‘bar_link_text’) = ‘from the WordPress plugin repository’;

This should be placed right before the “return $wptbAdminOptions;” line.

Once you do that, enable the plugin, go to the Admin page. Change the link, text, and link_text via the Admin page. Press Update Settings. That will force the database to update the settings for these three values. Once that is done, remove the three lines of code from the plugin. All should be good.

Bob

OK — so I looked again at the code and found the issue.

I did not have the exclusion code in place when the TopBar was in the footer – like your page.

Updated to version 2.1. Should work now.

Bob

Update 2.0 is up — let me know if this solves your problem.

Bob