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@ifanatics Open bp-wp-navbar.php and scroll down to about line 178 where you see the following code group (you can use whichever one of the bp_adminbar_pages menus you like – 1,2,3,4 or 5): <a href=&quot;"> </a> 'menu_order', 'container' => '', 'fallback_cb' => '', 'theme_location' => 'bp_adminbar_pages2')) ?> Add this tag to the empty line just…[Read more]

@ifanatics The way the plugin is coded now, you would need to edit bp-wp-navbar.php and wrap one of the 5 available menus in a is_user_logged_in conditional (I know, 5 menus was overkill, but that was my 1st plugin and venture into custom menus 🙁 ). But you have a pretty good idea there! The next version, […]

@ifanatics Mind rating my plugin 5 stars over on the WordPress.org side and voting that it works? 🙂

@ifanatics Just uploaded version 1.3.1 with the fix 😉 Let me know if that works for you.

@ifanatics Great, can you post your full CSS that your using to make it all appear at the top? I could included that as FAQ for others. I’ll be busy this weekend, but I’ll be thinking how to get around that loading issue.

@ifanatics I have not looked at any of the code for this yet but in most cases adding margin: auto 0; to the main container will make it auto center to the site

@ifanatics Do you not have a BuddyPress Admin bar on your site? You could place it right below the admin bar if you really want too.. change this in the .css file. On the .footeractivity line change bottom:0px; to top:0px; If you want it below your admin bar change top to how far down you want […]