Steps to reproduce:
1.) Install an expert profile site.
2.) Optionally, set the admin theme to Seven. (This is not necessary for the bug to occur, but doesn't fix it either.)
3.) Visit the modules page and enable Toolbar and Overlay.
The result is a very, very messed up page, shown in the attached screenshot.
This problem disappears when the cache tables are cleared (or when the module form is submitted again.)
Possibly one of the two modules should flush the theme registry cache, or something.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #1 | toolbar-wtf3.png | 46.64 KB | cburschka |
| toolbar-wtf2.png | 46.23 KB | cburschka | |
| toolbar-wtf.png | 48.75 KB | cburschka |
Comments
Comment #1
cburschkaA lesser problem also occurs when enabling Overlay at any point after Toolbar has been enabled. The resulting overlay is shifted too far to the top, almost hiding the tabs - and the toolbar is duplicated in the overlay.
This is also fixed by clearing the cache.
The problem does not appear to occur when enabling Toolbar after enabling Overlay.
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commented'expert profile site' - does that mean the minimal profile?
Comment #3
casey commentedThis seems a duplicate of #651086: Cache clearing is an ineffective mess in module_enable() and system_modules_submit() to me. Feel free to reopen however.