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  • If you have admin bar option checked in the plugin’s options screen, that shouldn’t happen.

    Unfortunately, I’m not able to check what could be the issue unless I would see it for myself. Would it be possible to create a temporary Subscriber account for me o your site so I can log in and see?

    Please make sure it’s a Subscriber account so I will not be able to make any changes to the site.

    Thread Starter wesley_durai

    (@wesley_durai)

    hello sir,
    you can use my account i usually use it to check user views too
    sanaa.k.yadav@gmail.com
    sanaa12345

    sorry for replying late as i was on leave i couldn’t reply earlier. plz take a look and help me..

    and thank you so much for responding, not many do. thanks again

    It looks like you’re using a different method to make the menu bar sticky, because it’s not my plugin that’s doing it. If you disable my plugin you’ll see that the bar is still sticky (and indeed hides behind the admin bar).

    Maybe it’s another plugin, or maybe it’s part of the theme, but since it’s definitely not my plugin, I can’t help you with this directly I’m afraid.

    Thread Starter wesley_durai

    (@wesley_durai)

    hello sir,
    apparently my theme was updated with this function but even with them im facing same problem. if not much trouble for you can you please guide me on how to fix the code so header doesn’t cover menu bar.
    sorry for the trouble but hope an expert such as yourself will help a novice like me. to solve this issue

    Since I didn’t create (or work on) that theme functionality, I don’t have much/any knowledge on how that was coded so I don’t think I’m the best person to help you with that.

    I can see the functionality is coded in the Problogg theme, in https://aniframes.com/blog/wp-content/themes/pro-blogg/js/scripts.js?ver=4.5.1 :

    $(window).bind('scroll', function () {
        if ($(window).scrollTop() > 0) {
            $('.head-top').css('position','fixed');
        } else  {
            $('.head-top').css('position','relative');
        }
    });

    But in order to fix it to accomodate for the admin toolbar, some additional coding would be required in that routine.

    If you want to change this functionality, I would suggest you contact the theme creators at https://dessign.net/contact/, perhaps they have an easier solution, such as changing theme options or something alike.

    If they can’t help you with that, then I suggest that you check if you can disable the theme’s sticky menu functionality altogether, and then use my plugin to replace that.

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