broken admin bar

Bude: without being able to log into the site and actually see the source that’s being generated while logged in, it’d be fairly difficult to troubleshoot the issue.

could someone look at the source code in chrome or firefox for me and tell me which .php file this code comes from:

line 105 onwards:

<ul style="display:none;"> 

<li><a href="https://www.freewordpressthemes4u.com/category/globe">globe wordpress themes</a></li>
<li><a href="https://heathrowairportguide.net/airport/parking/heathrow-business-parking">heathrow business airport parking</a></li>
    <div class="l">

    </div>

reason being this is afterbirth from the encrypted code i removed, and i think it might be able to point me toward the problem.

After updating to 3.1.3 I’m having a similar problem with my custom theme. The admin bar is there, it’s just the css that’s missing, but only on the front page. On every other page the admin bar is working.

I found several notes about wp_head(); and wp_footer(); but both are there.

index.php (admin bar not styled)

<?php get_header(); ?>
[...]
<?php get_footer(); ?>

page.php (admin bar styled normally)

<?php get_header(); ?>
[...]
<?php get_footer(); ?>

header.php

[...]
<?php wp_head(); ?>
</head>
[...]

footer.php

[...]
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
</body>
[...]

Actually on the index page the whole wp_head(); output is missing.
I don’t see any reason why the behavious should be different on this page. I’m out of ideas what I could check further.

Similar issue here: Suddenly the admin menu was all spread out on the top of the page. THE PROBLEM: this theme allowed for user input in the footer. My customer had inserted <a href= in the input field, saved it and left it. Nice eh? So if you have this problem look for that sort of thing.

Hello friends,

I had the same problem, the Admin bar was broken and was appearing right after footer code. If you know how to code html then website page having problem in Firefox any by pressing “ctrl” + “U” go to the source file. Now all the coding you see for those broken bar just copy it and paste it in note pad. E.g.: If u have same problem like i had, the bar used to appear after footer then all the coding right after footer ends copy it except closing body and html tag. Now go to Index.php in your wp-admin pannel and disable all the coding for broken bar links… like i did..

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Hope this will be helpful..

Thanks and regards,
Webmechanic.in

I’m also having this issue. Assuming it was my theme, I switched to 2012.
no luck.
I deactivated all plugins.
no luck.
I deleted all plugins.
no luck.
I reinstalled wordpress from the admin panel.
no luck.

So, if this is not the theme, the plugins, or the platform, then what is causing this issue? I’m totally lost.

Thanks for any help!

Site: https://www.WorldTravelBuzz.com

Justinwashere – that only leaves your content. So I bet you have an incomplete <div></div> pair or just a spare bracket somewhere in your content.

Robahas – my thoughts exactly – and thanks for the response – but that wasn’t it.

A manual update of WP fixed the problem – fixed all my problems actually!

for those interested, try this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update

Cheers!

i managed to cure my problem differently. i came across another post which mentioned looking for admin bar link code in the footer which may have been pasted there accidentally.

my footer did contain link code, all of which i ripped out. in the process i do seem to have destroyed the front end admin bar, which i don’t mind as i cannot see the point in it and i can easily access my admin area via the log out link in the footer. the site looks much cleaner without the admin bar and the unstyled lists have disappeared.

the only issue it left me with was a floating unstyled link for switcvhing to the mobile site, which i am working on here.