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There’s a conflict between Slate and the Enfold theme specifically. In the next update I’ll be looking into how to fix that, but I don’t have a release date for when that might be.

Hi Laura,

I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble. I just checked on a few sites and unfortunately can’t recreate the issue.

If you install Slate on an otherwise fresh WP install, or disable other plugins besides Slate, do you still see the issue?

What browser and version are you using? What is your screen width? The admin menu acts differently at different widths.

Hi Lucy,

I just updated Slate for WordPress 4.5, 4.6, and 4.7 compatibility.

I believe this is a bug introduced in WP 4.4. I hope to have time soon for an update. Thanks for the feedback!

Hi rscheurwater,

Is there a site I could look at to see this happening?

Hi zabre00,

I’ll have to think about adding that back in, but you could add the following to the end of the slate.css file to show it again:

#wpcontent #wp-admin-bar-site-name > a.ab-item,#wpcontent #wp-admin-bar-new-content .ab-label {text-indent: 4px;}.wp-admin #wpcontent #wpadminbar #wp-admin-bar-site-name > .ab-item {width: auto;}

Hi Evan,

If you put that CSS at the end of the template CSS, it should look like this:

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If it’s not at the end of the CSS, then other rules are overriding it.

Hi FlourescentTurban,

Do you have an example I could check out?

One way to reduce the width with CSS would be something like:

body {
margin: 2.5em auto;
max-width: 800px;
}

Hey Tanktronic,

There’s no way to control the width (yet), but a 728×90 should fit. If you set the image to no alignment or align center, it should show up normally.

If you’re seeing something different happen, is there a place I can take a look?

Hey there,

Sorry I missed this ticket for so long. The link you gave isn’t working anymore. Mind posting a new one so I can take a look?

Hi Tatjana!

To update the CSS correctly, you’ll have to update the slate.scss file in the css folder. Because it’s a .scss file, you’d have to use a CSS preprocessor to compile it into normal CSS.

So, not the easiest unfortunately :/

But if you really just wanna play with font sizes, you can try adding this to the end of the normal slate.css file:

#adminmenu div.wp-menu-name {
font-size: 14px;
}

And for the submenus,

#adminmenu .wp-has-current-submenu ul > li > a {
font-size: 12px;
}

Version 1.1 includes User Profile colors ??

The error I saw with Jetpack was that it overlapped the admin menu, which is fixed in version 1.1.

Hey, side note…

Do you happen to use Chrome? It seems like after it auto-updated to version 39, when I click on an open submenu (say you click on Settings, and then once you’re on the main page, the submenu stays open below it), it applies the “opensub” class to the parent

• , causing the open submenu to change colors.

Just wanna see if anyone else is seeing the same behavior.

Yup!

I’ve been working on a premium version of Slate. The standard version will have the full built in User Profiles colors, and the premium version will have those and the ability to customize, among many other features.

Sorry I haven’t gotten to your other ticket regarding Jetpack yet, but I’ll take a look at that before I release the next version with colors too.