Hi,

This is probably due to my not being a CSS expert (far from it!) but I've installed the admin_menu module which works like a treat on the drupal default themes, but on my theme (adapting the bluemarine theme with fixed table widths in the html file) it doesn't appear. I noticed the point in the readme:

* If your theme uses absolute or fixed positioned elements and the default
margin-top for is not sufficient, you can simply place a stylesheet
file with the name 'admin_menu.css' in your theme to override or extend the
CSS of your site when Drupal Administration Menu is enabled.

But I'm not sure what it means. Can you give me some pointers? (I'm pretty basic on knowledge of PHP and CSS)

I've also tried this on FIREFOX and IE. For reference, the site I'm developing is www.thegraffitiproject.net.

Thanks.

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sun
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I had a quick look at your site and I don't see any fixed or absolute positioned elements, so the mentioned part of the readme does not apply to your site.

Did you place the Admin Menu block into a valid region of your theme and is the block enabled in your theme? Please bear in mind that Drupal allows you to position and enable blocks separately for each theme.

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sun
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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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adshill commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Sorry... my stupidity. For some reason, I had commented out the header html in the code.

Apologies for wasting your time and thank you for your help. Oh, and congrats on what is a great module!

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
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patrickfgoddard commented

If this helps anyone:

I had a similar issue, but where the black bar was appearing but not the links. Turns out the sites theme did not have the $closure tag print at the bottom of page.tpl.php. It does now. Admin theme is rockin' like Dokken.

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briskday commented

that trick with the $closure bit worked for me, THANK YOU!!!, I never would have figured that one out

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sun
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Location Karlsruhe
commented

That's why there is a file called README.txt.