Perhaps it’s just me, but it’s REALLY annoying that when I’m logged in (Hence when any user is logged in to my site) and the admin bar is displayed the website hides under the admin bar. I see it in a lot of themes and it drives me nuts. So I turn off the admin bar and have much less easy access to the backend without keeping a second window open with the admin loaded up.
Since it appears that WP isn’t going to fix their admin bar why not add in the small bit of code so your amazing theme does it for them?
http://prntscr.com/3gi3w1
See what I mean? The menu hides behind the bar instead of simply having the theme load 30 or so pixels from the top when the admin bar is enabled.
hi,
that bar is coming from wordpress.
use this to hide it : http://screencast.com/t/YolsokJ5B
show_admin_bar(false);
Thanks for you message.
Radu A.
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WordPress has that feature built in – no need to custom code that.
My question was quite clear; how can the site recognize the bar is there and not HIDE behind it?
Hi,
Is like that because admin bar and menu theme have fixed position. You can use this CSS to fix that, but will work only with the admin bar, if you don’t have admin bar for users the menu will be from 32px to the top.
.affix {
top: 32px;
}