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if you use the admin module, you might need the following css overrides (ive used a subtheme of rootcandy dark, but i guess a local.css would work too)
this positions the admin module handle on top of the header bar from rootcandy, makes room so it doesnt overlap existing links on it, and makes the header bar shrink when the admin menu is expanded
#navigation.header-on {
padding-top : 0 ;
}
#toppanel {
position : relative ; /* any reason to suggest this in rootcandy's css? why not use normal positioning */
}
div#admin-toolbar {
z-index : 1000 ;
}
/* use this is admin handle is positioned to the right
#go-home {
padding-left : 64px ;
background-position : 38px 6px ;
}
*/
/* this is for the admin handle positioned to the left */
#admin-links {
margin-right : 42px ;
}
is there a way or reason to actually include this in rootcandy's code? i could make a custom css that only gets included when the admin module is present and test for its positioning, but im not sure the maintainer would include it?
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tstackhouse CreditAttribution: tstackhouse commentedSubscribing. This would be a welcome addition to a great theme!