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Ozh’ Admin Drop Down Menu – CSS fix for WordPress 3.2.2

4th May 2012 by Alan Leave a Comment

Ozh’ Admin Drop Down Menu plugin for wordpress is a great plugin which give you a top menu version for admin navigation.

See http://planetozh.com/blog/my-projects/wordpress-admin-menu-drop-down-css/

However whilst implementing in WordPress 3.2.2  I found an issue with the ability to hide the original wordpress top menu. A fetaure that was previously working.

I worked out these CSS changes to sort that out.  the file to modify is wp-content/plugins/ozh-admin-drop-down-menu/inc/adminmenu.css.php



Around line 308 you will find

[php]
<!–?php if ($minimode) { ?–>
/* Hide all header */
#wphead {display:none;}
<!–?php } ?–>
[/php]

replace that with

[php]
<!–?php if ($minimode) { ?–>
/* Hide all header */
#wpadminbar, #wpadminbar * {display:none;}
body.admin-bar #wpcontent {padding-top: 0px;}
#ozhmenu {padding-top: 7px;}
<!–?php } ?–>
[/php]

That works for me on WordPress 3.2.2 of course future or earlier versions this may not work.
Hope that helps

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I'm Alan, a principal consultant at Fullworks Digital Ltd, a web development / cloud systems consultancy

My day job consists of looking into clients' businesses systems and sorting out their technology and often managing the implementation of change. The focus being leveraging the cloud primarily through the Google business applications (Google Apps for Work) as well as a significant amount or WordPress work.

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