Admin menu bar is not disabled when editing css file [#1660198]

Comment #1

guybedford CreditAttribution: guybedford commented 27 June 2012 at 11:17

This is the core administration menu in D7. If an update to core has caused the css class to change I can look into updating this with the next release.

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Comment #2

inventlogic CreditAttribution: inventlogic commented 28 June 2012 at 06:45

Yes the admin_menu module is not the core toolbar module so the div ids are different.

Can you please update the live_css module to test if the admin_menu module is installed, maybe module_exists and include in the css.js a hide and show section for the admin_menu module div wrapper #admin-menu as well as a hide and show for the #toolbar div with an if to test which div to enable or disable?

I edited the css.js file and changed #toolbar to #admin-menu which is the div wrapper id around the admin_menu toolbar.

The following works ok on my setup.

Around line 289 change to the following

        //hide admin menu d7
        if($('#admin-menu').length > 0 && Drupal.settings.live_css.hideadmin == 1){
            $('#admin-menu').css('display', 'none');
            $(document.body).removeClass('admin-menu');
            $(document.body).css('padding-top', '');
        }

Around line 341 change to the following

        //show admin menu d7
        if($('#admin-menu').length > 0){
            $('#admin-menu').css('display', 'block');
            $(document.body).addClass('admin-menu');
            $(document.body).css('padding-top', '');
        }