Because the wordpress admin bar has html{ margin-top: 28px !important; } forced in, it makes html, body { height: 100%; } too large.. and I don't see how to compensate. It seems horrible to use javascript for this (remove 28px from body height and recalculate every time the window is resized..)
I can understand what you mean, but does it really matter if it breaks it, as the only time that code is active is when you are logged into WordPress as an admin.
I can understand what you mean, but does it really matter if it breaks it, as the only time that code is active is when you are logged into WordPress as an admin.
This. What's the point in disabling something that only you see?
Because the wordpress admin bar has
html{ margin-top: 28px !important; }forced in, it makeshtml, body { height: 100%; }too large.. and I don't see how to compensate. It seems horrible to use javascript for this (remove 28px from body height and recalculate every time the window is resized..)Is there any way around this?
Hi @damon
I can understand what you mean, but does it really matter if it breaks it, as the only time that code is active is when you are logged into WordPress as an admin.
You can completely remove the admin bar or put it below your footer.
@damon, did you managed to solve that issue? I tried a negative bottom margin on html with no luck ....
On the Edit User Page, Uncheck the "Admin bar visible on front end" option.
If that still doesnt work, follow this article: http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-disable-the-admin-bar-in-wordpress-3-3/
This. What's the point in disabling something that only you see?