Rating: 5 stars
funziona bene da frontend ??
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Great plugin: easy to understand, easy to configure, and easy to use. Makes moving around on my blog from page to page so much more convenient. Thanks and keep on keepin’ on!
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I didn’t even know I needed this plugin, it really helps on sites with sticky header.
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So simple to set up, customize, and this is so helpful for dev work on WP sites! Thank you much!!
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Pros & Cons
++ The given options allow a lot of tweaking regarding look and feel.
+ You don’t have a full role-specific setup, but I assume the specificity provided will be sufficient for most simple WordPress setups:
? Hide admin bar for all users
? Hide admin bar for all users except admin
? Combined with “Auto-hide admin bar” you can achieve a lot of specific behaviors.
See “Example Setups” below.
+ Works reliable.
– There’s a minor bug which to me is a “hidden feature actually” ??:
You can already click the admin bar items while the hover-delay has not yet passed and therefore the revealing of the bar has not yet kicked in. Not at the blank part of the menu, but at the positions where the click-able items are.
The developer is aware of this and suggested to enable the option “Fix multiline admin bar”. But in my case it didn’t change the behavior. As said, I do not mind, b/c for me it’s not a bug but a feature.
Example Setups
1) Tweak to get zero distraction and no interference with the normal top menu:
? Admin bar opacity (inactive)?to 0%.
? Top hover area height (if autohide): 4px
? Hover delay: 2000ms
2) Hide admin bar for all users except admin ON?+ Auto-hide admin bar ON
+ Normal users see nothing.
+ Nevertheless they can login and logout by direct URL access.
+ Admin can reveal the menu with hovering.
3) Hide admin bar for all users except admin OFF?+ Auto-hide admin bar ON
+ Nobody sees the menu by default as auto-hide is on.
+ Those with special knowhow of the hover zone (4px + 2000ms) can access the menu if in need.
++ The admin knows this anyhow and it’s not making her/him less productive, with the proper settings.
++ Editors, lectors, etc can be instructed. Perfect!
Rating: 5 stars
A very useful thing. I make the admin bar invisible, so its black background doesn’t interfere with the design of the header anymore. Yet I know that the bar is still there, available on hover.
The adjustible delay on hover – what a bright idea! Sometimes I need a longer delay if there are links on the very top of the header and I need their reaction to come first on hover, before the admin bar to appear.
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I’ve been using WordPress for decades it seems. How have I only found out about this now? It’s incredible… I love the auto hide and tap near the top (just under the address bar) to bring it back. I rarely need the admin bar but it’s nice to have it available, on demand, when I do. Thanks for an awesome plug-in!
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Much more convenient than adding custom admin bar CSS for each theme I make– thanks!
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I had previously expressed reservations about this plugin. The plugin author addressed my concerns and it has become a terrifically helpful plugin.
1) It is not responsive. Although WP makes the WP admin bar larger for tablet-size (portrait) pages and smaller phone-size pages, so that the icons are more touch-friendly, this plugin does not adjust for that. The offset of the “hidden” admin bar remains tied to the standard 32px WP admin bar even when the larger admin bar is present on mobile devices. Therefore the ‘hide on hover’ feature does not work right on small screens; it does not offset enough to hide, and rather only hides half of it. This should not be too hard to fix – I think that the style rules that get added to the head need to have a breakpoint media query – but it remains an issue. Problem solved!
2) Although I’ve posted about this on the plugin’s forum, I’ve gotten no response at all for several weeks now. The plugin author responded to my questions and suggestions; thanks.
3) Not as important, but another feature that would also be helpful: a small delay requiring that a mouse hover over the top pixels for a second or so before the admin bar is shown. This would prevent the admin bar from appearing every single time that you “reach” your mouse for something above the page such as another tab or browser control. The ‘hidden’ admin bar is forever flashing into view as I mouse towards my tabs, back-button, address bar and etc. The author took my suggestion and implemented it! Thanks!
I have happily changed my rating to 5 stars. This is a very helpful plugin if your site uses a fixed position or sticky header or navigation.
I’ll be happy to be able to change this to 4 or 5 stars if these issues are addressed.
Rating: 5 stars
Does exactly what I needed it for and more.
Great job with the auto hide, this plus a 0% opacity works GREAT!
Rating: 5 stars
Couldn’t ask for better. This plugin is the best admin bar hider that I’ve found.
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Great concept, lightweight…and it works perfectly well! I cannot ask for more.
Thanks @kubiq!
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So I set custom CSS with Jetpack to:
#wpadminbar { display: none; }
And yeah, my settings:
Rating: 5 stars
Better Admin Bar is invaluable.
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works and looks great
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Very good code and very useful
Thank you!
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I’m working on a “Themify” skin with a menu bar that gets hidden by the admin bar. I tried two other plugins to auto-hide it, but in both cases the hover-sensitive area just overlapped the menus instead. This was the only one that let me decide how big that area should be. Well done!
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Work perfect! Thanks!
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The first admin bar plugin I’ve found that does everything I need, and does it perfectly!
- No admin bar for non-admins? Check!
- Hide the admin bar unless I need it? Check!
- Seamless hiding and showing of the admin bar just my moving my mouse to the top of the page? Check!
- Gets rid of the 34px padding when the admin bar is hidden? Check!
Seriously, I love this plugin…it should get more attention. Thank you to the developer!
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