Alyssa DC Apr 1, 2016 · 12:56 pm #3298 Hi, I want to make the top bar disappear.
I have all things related to the top bar unchecked on theme settings. I’ve tried to use #top-bar { display: none;} in my child theme but nothing seems to work. There’s still a black bar on top of the page.
Please, please, please help.
Cheers
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:00 pm #3299 Hi Alyssa
Thanks for reaching out.
The fourth setting at Appearance > Theme Settings labelled Top Bar should disable the top bar completely. If it isn’t, try switching to the parent theme to see if the problem relates to your child theme.
Alyssa DC Apr 1, 2016 · 1:03 pm #3300 Hi Andrew,
Is there a specific class for the top bar? I don’t want to risk switching themes.
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:05 pm #3301 I realise it can seem like a big move to temporarily switch themes. I assure you that no content loss will occur. When you switch a theme WordPress is just choosing which folder in /wp-content/themes/ to point to, nothing is changed, no files are altered, nothing in the database is removed. It would be best to isolate why this theme setting isn’t working for you.
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:06 pm #3302 Additionally, please, send your URL using the Private reply checkbox so we can take a look. Thanks 🙂
Alyssa DC Apr 1, 2016 · 1:09 pm #3303 I changed my theme back to the parent theme but the top bar was still there. So I checked the theme settings and anything regarding the top bar was unchecked.
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:10 pm #3304 Thanks for the update. Please, could we take a look.
Alyssa DC Apr 1, 2016 · 1:11 pm #3305 This reply has been marked as private.
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:13 pm #3306 Thanks for sending your URL. The top bar you’re seeing isn’t generated by the theme. It’s the WordPress admin top bar. Please, check your Plugins list for a plugin that might be adding this functionality.
Andrew Misplon Puro Apr 1, 2016 · 1:16 pm #3308 For sure 🙂 Glad I could help.