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supportHi, after activating, the menus are not displaying correctly on the top. Instead, just more repeating the menu links next to the original left menu. See the image here: http://www.elainer.com/Untitled.png Not sure what the problem is. Advice? Thanks. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ozh-admin-drop-down-menu/
Running WordPress 4.0?
Yes
Running a backend theme? Have you tried switching from the frontend theme you are using to one of the ones supplied with WordPress: TwentyTen through TwentyFourteen?
i think you reupdate wordpress agian
i think you reupdate wordpress agian
How to do that? Thanks.
Same problem here too. Running WordPress 4.0.1 Thanks, LL
Need more information: Themes activated in both front end and back end Other plugins running Something is preventing the CSS from loading. I had an issue with this when I set access Deny rules for certain file types/extensions in .htaccess. The CSS for the menu is in a .php file: adminmenu.css.php If you are preventing access to .php files in /wp-content and subdirectories in a certain way, this file cannot be accessed.
Perfect – thank you Spherical!! It was because I was blocking php in wp-content for security purposes. I hate that I have to open that back up though just to get this plugin to work. When I get some time I’ll look into converting their css away from php. Thanks again! LL
Running WordPress 4.0?
Yes
Running a backend theme? Have you tried switching from the frontend theme you are using to one of the ones supplied with WordPress: TwentyTen through TwentyFourteen?
i think you reupdate wordpress agian
i think you reupdate wordpress agian
How to do that? Thanks.
Same problem here too. Running WordPress 4.0.1 Thanks, LL
Need more information: Themes activated in both front end and back end Other plugins running Something is preventing the CSS from loading. I had an issue with this when I set access Deny rules for certain file types/extensions in .htaccess. The CSS for the menu is in a .php file: adminmenu.css.php If you are preventing access to .php files in /wp-content and subdirectories in a certain way, this file cannot be accessed.
Perfect – thank you Spherical!! It was because I was blocking php in wp-content for security purposes. I hate that I have to open that back up though just to get this plugin to work. When I get some time I’ll look into converting their css away from php. Thanks again! LL