philoj

The fix for this is to go into the plugin editor, edit “BAW Better Admin Color Themes”

Open the CSS folder
Select the CSS you’re going to be using (or edit them all)

add this:

ul.wp-submenu {
background-color: #FFF
}

That solves the problem, but updating the plugin will reset it. If anyone finds a currently maintained plugin to set admin color schemes, please post back here.

Edit the Admin Color Scheme and add this somewhere:

.wp-submenu {
background-color: #FFF
}

(Or whatever color you want the flyout to be)

I think that’s all you need.

For folks who are stuck:

Note the plugin giving you the error message (it should be something *besides* the SNAP plugin)

– Go into the file manager for your WordPress installation
– Find the \wp-content\plugins directory
– You should find a folder named “social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g”
– Rename this to “social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g.tmp”
– You should now be able to access your control panel

If you just want to disable the SNAP plugin, you’re done. If you want it back, keep going.

– Deactivate the plugin that was throwing the error message
– Change the name of “social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g.tmp” back to “social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g”
– Reload the plugins page – the SNAP plugin should be there, but disabled.
– Enable it.
– If you haven’t updated it to 2.3.6, you should see a note that an upgrade is available. Upgrade it.
– Go to the Settings for the SNAP plugin
– Click the “Other Settings” tab
– Check [ ] Use compatibility mode
– Click “Update Settings” at the bottom of the page

You should now be able to re-activate the other plugin and everyone should be happy.

In the words of Marco from Tropoj?, “Good Luck”

Can I just point out that this bug makes the control panel inaccessible, so telling me to change a setting in the control panel is a bit silly?