Add option to disable inline admin links through GUI

CSS Workaround:

div.admin-inline {display: none !important;}

The code will still be added to the page, but it won't show up.

I second this request.

Edit: While the above CSS does stop it showing, the reason I want it removed is due to some of the styles it inserts (position: relative) breaks my design for uid1, so the damage is still being done.

+1 Unfortunately, a lot of design happens while logged in as user 1, so it's helpful to be able to disable this.

From readme.txt:

You can now disable inline editing by adding the following line to your theme's .info file:

*Correction*

admin[admin inline] = 0

However this will disable this feature for all users on the site, not just UID 1.

I've been looking for a way to do this.

Question though, why do you have to do it in the info file, and its not configurable through the website?

admin[admin_inline] = 0

doesn't seem to work at all.

I would normally expect things like this to only show up after refreshing the module/theme cache from visiting admin/build/modules or admin/build/themes, but since this theme is a hack, it seems to be impossible to refresh this.

Why is slate not a separate theme?

There is a permission rule for 'admin-inline' but it seems to persist for UID 1, at least for me.

gh0st25, that's how Drupal permissions work, used id 1 always is granted access to every permission.

The real problem is that because of the way this theme is included with a module, there is no way to force a refresh of the theme info, without deleting it directly from the system table.

Then how would you turn it off?

admin[admin inline] = 0
worked for me. space, not underscore.

Shouldn't have to do that though. It should be a flag in the interface, not putting a flag in the .info file.

admin[admin inline] = 0

Doesn't work for me.

@stripped your speech: Make sure you clear your theme registry every time you modify your theme's .info file

* I also changed the issue title to be more descriptive

It still persists for UID 1, even with admin[admin inline] = 0

None of the above worked for me, but adding this to my theme’s CSS file did:

div.admin-links {
  display: none !important;
}

(Yes, almost the same as #3 above, but the class name is different.)

If you want to get rid of the HTML completely, you can add this to your theme's template.php (replace “THEME” with your theme’s name):
function THEME_links(&$links) {
if (variable_get('THEME_links_disable',TRUE)) {
$links = array();
}
}

You can turn it back on by setting THEME_links_disable to FALSE.
[No, that removes links added by other components, too. —DN]

I added this to my preprocess functions
$vars['admin_links'] = '';

Adding admin[admin inline] = 0 to my theme's .info file works for me once I visit admin/themes/select to refresh it. I agree, nevertheless, that there ought to be an option to do this through the GUI.

@mikey_p: The module maintainers apparently realized the error of their ways with Slate, as you can see on the module page: "The 2.x branch no longer recklessly smuggles a theme into your install through a module. You can use admin with the theme of your choice. The "slate" theme previously included with admin has been discontinued -- instead, our admin theme and icon design work continues in Rubik."

Yeah, but the new Rubik theme doesn't gel for me too much. The slick animations and javascript can bog down the browser performance especially on different hardware.

Seriously? This feature has been sitting here for OVER a year? How hard can it possibly be to add a checkbox to the admin module to allow for the display of these things or not?? I'm going to look into this. My first module edit and patch.. here I go, wish me luck!