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I was able to fix my problem by overwriting the WP-Includes and WP-Admin folders. It was the one thing I didn’t try and it worked.

Never mind, I just overwrote the WP-Admin and WP-Includes folders and it fixed my problem. Hope that helps with you Viz!

How long before someone can help here? This is causing serious problems. No, I can’t afford to pay someone but can’t someone spare a second to actually answer this? What did you guys change in 3.5 that could have made this happen?

Seriously why did I spend all that money on a copy of wordpress if you can’t even support your expensive product! J/K!

I just wanted to drop in and offer the solution I was able to find for this issue. It is important because this thread is ranking on both www.ads-software.com’s serps and google’s serps.

In many cases this error is caused by the admin panel being turned on in the wp-admin backend settings. The problem is, the menu isn’t displaying and is leaving a whitespace which many developers are doubtlessly questioning their padding/margin abilities in CSS over. Or they are wondering why Firefox/Chrome/Explorer or whatever they are authenticated in at the time is not even accepting negative margins for the body of the document.

The answer to why it is “Whited out” is usually due to a call to the footer in the footer.php file not being there.

<?php wp_footer(); ?> needs to be added in the footer.php just above the closing of the body tag to solve this problem at least some of the time. If anyone else knows of alternative reasons the admin bar would be “Whited out” it might be especially helpful for others reading this to see your solutions as well.

I fixed my issue, in my case and many others there has to be a call to wp_footer() in the footer.php. In my case I added <?php wp_footer(); ?> right before I closed the body tag in the footer.php and it worked like a charm. I hope this helps you guys!

No, I haven’t found a solution. The best thing I can suggest is putting some information into the title of the widget at all times.

Okay but obviously this is a problem with the admin bar not displaying with a specific theme which suggests the theme is actually buggy. So how do we fix that?

Thank you wordpress team for all of your great help by making an incredible blog/cms but the support here sucks! Waiting 9 months? I sure hope he doesn’t plan to monetize that theme because he would be in the soup kitchen waiting on an answer for the last 3/4 of a year.

Having the same problem PLEASE respond sometime within the next few years, it is kind of something I needed to understand a few hours ago after all, I pity this guy. Geez.

Oops I caught my blunder.

I am pretty sure I could put an if statement before this:

'before_title' => '<h3>',
      'after_title' => '</h3>'

My question is, is there something like this?

if (widgetHasTitle)
{
'before_title' => '<h3>',
      'after_title' => '</h3>' }
else
 {'before_title' => '',
      'after_title' => ''}

The API must have a solution right?