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I have used and love this toolbar theme as well as the Adminimal theme itself on several sites since discovering it a couple weeks ago. Usually it works fine.
On this latest site, the menu only uses the theme for the admin area. In all the normal parts it shows it unthemed. Any clues? Not a big deal but would like to get it fixed.
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Comments
Comment #1
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedWhat do you mean in "Normal parts" do you mean the front end? Can you please maybe post a screenshot of your issue?
Comment #2
TelFiRE CreditAttribution: TelFiRE commentedIt came back on its own :/ not sure what the deal was as I had flushed cache etc, but it's back! :s
Comment #3
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedIm closing this issue then. If it happens again, provide more info or a screenshot and feel free to re-open it.
Thank you
Comment #4
stimalsina CreditAttribution: stimalsina commentedThis is happening to me too. The Adminimal Administration Menu loads perfectly fine on the admin pages, but on the frontend it still shows the Administration Menu (which is also messed up.) I am using Bootstrap sub theme on the frontend.
Comment #5
stimalsina CreditAttribution: stimalsina commentedComment #6
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedWhat jQuery version do you use? Have you enabled the toolbar module? Are there any other admin menu skins enabled? Have you tried using another frontend theme?
Comment #7
stimalsina CreditAttribution: stimalsina commentedWorking with Bootstrap sub-theme on the Frontend and jQuery update module for jquery 1.8.2.
Comment #8
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedOk, but have you tried another frontend theme? Bartik maybe...
Comment #9
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedComment #10
kmblackwood CreditAttribution: kmblackwood commentedSo I was able to reproduce this error. It looks like the default '.admin-menu' class was on my element, while my back end pages were receiving the correct '.adminimal-menu' class. I'm looking further now to see if I can locate why the class isn't being added.
Comment #11
BigEd CreditAttribution: BigEd commentedI have the same issue, we are using a custom theme that has most of the body classes stripped back.
I am not sure why a the moment the
admin-menu
class is still being applied to the body class in the theme but theadminimal-menu
is not.Comment #12
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedSteps to reproduce?
Comment #13
tunaman CreditAttribution: tunaman commentedThis might sound silly, but check if you have a custom html.tpl.php template file in your theme and if so, make sure it has the classes in the body tag
e.g.
Comment #14
32i CreditAttribution: 32i commented#13 - that's the case indeed, thanks!
Comment #15
ANDiTKO CreditAttribution: ANDiTKO commentedOk guys. Im closing this. Thanks for the participation.