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When the Admin bar is visible in the front-end, even if we close the top bar, as the z-index value of 999999 is applied to the entire wrapper, the WordPress admin bar becomes unusable.

To fix this, a z-index property can be applied to the "mctb-bar" and the "mctb-close" classes instead of the "mctb" class.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/top-bar-covers-wordpress-admin-bar-1?replies=5#post-7960427
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/top-bar-covers-wordpress-admin-bar-2?replies=2#post-7965227

Have a bottom bar, or add some option that would allow when scrolling to hide the top bar and instead display it at the bottom.

Self-explanatory. This occurred to me when creating a "Thank you for subscribing" page -- would like to exclude the bar in that instance.

As it can only be sticky, when in bottom position.

Simple cookie check

add_filter( 'mctb_show_bar', function( $show ) {
    return ( ! isset( $_COOKIE['mc4wp_email'] ) && ! isset( $_COOKIE['_mctb'] ) ) || isset( $_POST['_mctb'] );
} );

Add-on with periodic checks
An add-on that will query the selected MailChimp lists for each subscribe element once a month to see if the email is still subscribed. Can get complex real quick though...

Looks like the top bar is defaulting to display:none. Is there a setting I am missing?

The top-bar hides the menu on mobile. The little triangle is too subtle for folks to toggle to hide the top bar.

I have for the moment write down this dirty code, because I found no way to modify options with your plugin :

    $email_type = apply_filters( 'mctb_email_type', 'html' );
    $listID = $this->options->get( 'list' );
    $request_uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    if (preg_match("/^\/blog\/tous-les-lieux\//", $request_uri ))
        $listID = "abcde1f23a";

    $result = $api->subscribe( $listID, $email, $merge_vars, $email_type, $this->options->get( 'double_optin' ) );

    do_action( 'mc4wp_subscribe', $email, $this->options->get( 'list' ), $merge_vars, ( $result === true ), 'form', 'top-bar' );

Do you have a better way to do it ? Tx

Times shown, times hidden, times submitted.

From Update I mean, not showing a message that they already subscribed. Is this not being added because earlier only email field was allowed?

To enable placeholder attributes in browsers that do not yet support them.

Have users choose an extra field to show next to the email field (optional).

After update to version 1.26 the site does not work (white page admin and frontpage too). WP 4.4, PHP 5.6. (With version 1.25 is everything ok).

Fatal error: Call to undefined method MailChimp\TopBar\Plugin::init() in /.../public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-top-bar/mailchimp-top-bar.php on line 64

http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/

• Replace jQuery selectors
• Use modified version of fade animation.
• Replace show and hide methods with JS equivalent
• Replace html methods with innerHTML and innerText
• Bind event

But only when mc4wp('log') service is registered, for backwards compatibility with MailChimp for WordPress < 3.1.

Otherwise, stack it (like it does now).

With space inside bar:

Small screens:

After updating to 1.0.1 I receive the following message when trying to access the plugin settings:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

And the item no longer appears in the WP Mailchimp menu.

The appearance tab is aligned properly:

When you change the two <div class="col-2"> into <div class="col"> it is shown ok:

Or use from MailChimp for WordPress?

Hi, love the plugin, but I just noticed that on every page other than the home page the Menu is deactivated when the top-bar plugin is enabled. When I disable the plugin, the menu works again.
Have you had any other reports of the plugin disabling the Main menu?

See http://henpicked.net/

Use the mc4wp_email cookie.

Feature request:

Add an option to hide the bar as long as a visitor scrolls down to a specific point. For example if visitor scrolls down for 70%, the bar appears.

Let's start with just inheriting them from MailChimp for WP > Form Settings.

Inherit from MailChimp for WP > Form Settings by default.

Hi,

I discovered a few days your 2 plugins : nice, usefull and very simple !
I installed them on a 1st website. No issue. Great experience.

So, I tried on a 2nd site, bigger but with a similar configuration (I thought) but no top bar...
http://www.urtikan.net
I looked for loaded JS, but nothing... no mailchimp-top-bar-js

I don't know where to look and why your wp_enqueue_script... is not successfull.
Maybe a plugin incompatibility ?

Test responsiveness with popular themes.

Only EMAIL should be required for the opt-in bar.

Since all reviews point to core plugin right now.

If more than the email field is marked as required in the MailChimp Dashboard, a notice will appear asking to change this. To get rid of this message, a refresh of the lists (under MailChimp & Licenses or MailChimp Settings) is needed. Might be a good idea to inform people of this in the same notice, because questions will be asked.

Just viewed a website I am working on for someone in Internet Explorer (11) and the site displays embedded Youtube Videos. Unfortunately the videos end up in front of the Top Bar.

I have tried in Google Chrome and Safari and this does not happen.

Is there an easy fix for this?

Those are "borrowed" from MailChimp for WordPress, we should make that more clear.

Maybe start out with a filter first?

Right now, you can leave the color options empty and dequeue the stylesheet using wp_dequeue_style( 'mailchimp-top-bar' ).

We could turn this into an easy option, but I'm not sure it'll be useful for regular users.