Play nice with admin_menu

they do, you can disable header in theme settings, see if that works for you...

I agree with a_c_m. I really would like to use admin_menu and the full Rootcandy header at the same time too. I liked it most how it used to work in Version 1.0. I still didn't upgrade to 1.2 because of this.

BTW, Marek, thanks much for all your time you spend on this beautiful theme! It rocks!

Ok, I'll try to get this done this weekend

Have some ideas. :)

Related to this, when both admin_menu and rootcandy are installed, when visiting the Users admin page at /admin/user/user, you get <img src="/sites/all/modules/admin_menu/images/icon_users.png" width="16" height="15" alt="Current anonymous / authenticated users" title="Current anonymous / authenticated users" /> in the title.

See #279767: User counter is output on login page for anonymous users (with a potential solution at #27).

Actually, I put #5 at #533314: icon_users as page title on user login and admin pages, since it's not really related. Sorry to railroad this issue.

I have the fix.

First off great Administration Theme very impressed with how this looks. Makes my sites look much more professional for admins.

Here is the fix for RootCandy ver. 6.x-1.2 theme. In sites/all/themes/rootcandy folder on line 829 of the style.css remove/comment out top: 0;. That's it you're done only one line of code needed modifying.

Before

#toppanel {
  position: absolute;
  /*position: relative;*/
  top: 0;    <------ remove or comment this line
  width: 100%;
  z-index: 999;
  text-align: center;
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto;
}

After

#toppanel {
  position: absolute;   /*Panel will overlap  content */
  /*position: relative;*/   /*Panel will "push" the content down */
  width: 100%;
  z-index: 999;
  text-align: center;
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto;
}

Short description of going on
Both #admin-menu div and #toppanel div both have position:absolute; and top:0; in their css. Once you remove top:0; from toppanel this will make the admin_menu appear above your toppanel. Since toppanel div is called before pagewrapper div in the html(page.tpl.php) you don't need top:0; whereas admin-menu div is after pagewrapper thus needing the top:0;.

I have the fix.

Way to go PeakDevGuy - nice work!

First off great Administration Theme very impressed with how this looks...

Very classy! Well said. Thanks for sharing the fix - and for your kind and gracious example. :)

Works well, committed.
Thank you