#wpadminbar #wp-admin-bar-gform-forms .ab-item {
					line-height: 53px;
					height: 46px !important;
					width: 52px !important;
					display: block;
					background-size: 36px 36px;
					background-position: 7px 6px;
				}

				#wpadminbar li#wp-admin-bar-gform-forms {
					display: block;
				}

			}

I did try disabling Gravity Form’s conflict mode and also tried disabling/re-enabling the Gravity Forms toolbar menu to see if it was a conflict with Gravity Forms, no dice though.

I’m at a loss at this point. All the guides I’ve looked into only mention a few things to check, and various other forum posts i’ve looked at all end up being a plugin conflict, but since I already tried disabling all plugins and switching to a default WordPress theme (2024) I don’t think it’s a plugin/theme conflict.

I’ve verified checksums, those are all good. I’ve fixed file permissions. I tried reinstalling WordPress, still did not bring it back. I’ve enabled wp debug for both logging and to display on the site, no errors come up.

I just wanted to see if anyone else has experienced a similar issue and if they ever found a way to bring this toolbar back. If it helps, the site is on a CloudLinux OS using LiteSpeed. I’ve tried clearing any and all possible caches.

Thanks in advance for any advice that can be given.

Upon inspecting your plugin, I noticed you used the WP Admin Toolbar link text “Settings” and the modal title “Toolbar Settings” for selecting and/or identifying the user roles that have access to the Clear Cache buttons of your plugin.

It would be awesome if you can change the link text and modal title to “User Role Settings” so they are not confused with your plugin’s Settings tab.

Thank you!

i disabled all my plugins, switched to default theme, deleted htaccess and cleared cache, nothing changed the situation

in wp admin i can check the do not be registered to comment in settings>discussion and it seems to want to let me comment, but i do not want that, I want only registered users to be able to comment … going a little crazy, especially since I thought I already posted this for help a while ago but do not see the old post anywhere.

when i leave admin with ‘visit site’ in the top left, or go to my site at all … it appears as though am not logged in, its very frustrating … especially since i bet this is something really stupid and easy to fix

but on site if i try to ‘login’ to comment, it comes back telling me to login to comment HELP

and per wordfence plugin, i am logged in, it sends me email stating a login happened

thoughts of what i can try?

I’m not sure if it’s a WordPress or Jetpack or some other plug-in issue. I would love any feedback!

Thank you!

Now she tells me that she cannot see the admin toolbar when on the home page of her site.

I’ve logged in myself and neither could I – nor can I see it on most other pages (suggesting that the odd page I can see it on hasn’t refreshed since the update).

I cleared the site cache and reloaded the page and the admin bar reappeared so asked my client to check from her end.

The admin bar reappeared temporarily but then vanished again when she moved to a different page and came back to the homepage.

I am able to recreate the problem myself. I am definitely logged into the site as I have wp-admin open in other tabs. But the admin toolbar is not showing from the front end.

I’ve checked our user profiles etc and all is set to display the toolbar.

Is anyone else experiencing this since 6.1.1 and are there any clues as to what’s causing it?

Thanks

Would you please let me know what I am doing wrong here? Thanks.

I am testing the latest free version (version 7.25) of the WP Custom Admin Interface Plugin. I want to test the Free version thoroughly before purchasing the Pro Version.

So far the only issue I am experiencing is as follows:

I have updated the Name of the Logged in User with full administrator privileges.

In the “Admin Toolbar” section of your plugin I am presented with non-editable menu items. Unfortunately, these non-editable menu items are not reflecting the change to the Logged in User’s Name. They are still displaying the old Name for the logged-in user. What must I do to force the change to reflect?

(Please note, when I deactivate your plugin, then the updated User’s Name displays correctly. Therefore, the only record of the old name is being stored by your plugin.)

//Add Pages to admin bar

function custom_toolbar_link($wp_admin_bar) {
	$args = array(
		'id' => 'pages-toolbar',
		'title' => 'Pages', 
		'href' => '/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=page', 
		'meta' => array(
			'class' => 'pages-toolbar', 
			'title' => 'Pages'
			)
	);
	$wp_admin_bar->add_node($args);
}
add_action('admin_bar_menu', 'custom_toolbar_link', 999);

Thanks in advance