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  • Plugin Author codebunny

    (@codebunny)

    I wonder if it is possible to sort the menus (not submenus) as I want it to be seen by visitors

    As the pluggin developer I also had to encouner this problem with my several projects. But I didn’t get a time to develop the pluggin to this stage. Hopefully I will be able to add this feature to a future release as time allows.

    Whether it can update the plugin so that the bar can be seen in the Chrome web browser (it is not seen). Works perfectly Windows Explorer

    I checked the link you sent in several browsers (IE., Firefox, Chrome). However, I couldn’t see the admin bar in any of the browsers. I assume your requirement is displaying the admin bar to visitors.
    Try this:

    Add the below code to your theme functions.php file

    add_filter('show_admin_bar', '__return_true');

    or

    show_admin_bar( true );

    In case I understood your question incorrectly, please feel free to reply me again.

    Thank you for your interest in this pluggin. Sorry for the delay in replying.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter toparts

    (@toparts)

    Hi Codebunny,

    I added the script in my function.php theme, but even so, the admin bar for visitors not appear on any browser.

    But thanks for your reply.

    Regards

    Plugin Author codebunny

    (@codebunny)

    Let me know the php version of hosted server. And I’m not sure whether it is happened because of another plugin that you are using. Is this a live or developing site ? If you can provide me the admin details of your site to [email protected] . I’m happy to help you & try my best to make this work.

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