Show Me The Admin | Plugin Review Network

Version: 1.2.1

Hides your admin toolbar and enables you to make it appear, and disappear, using a variety of methods.

The WordPress toolbar makes it really easy to move between viewing your site and editing your site but sometimes the toolbar itself can be intrusive.

"Show Me The Admin" is a WordPress plugin that hides your toolbar and enables you to make it appear, and disappear, using a variety of methods.

Hide your toolbar and make it appear by typing a phrase
Hide your toolbar and show WordPress button in top left corner to click to appear
Hide your toolbar and make it appear when mouse hovers near top of window

Show Me The Admin is also multisite-friendly. Please use the Show Me The Admin GitHub repo to contribute, submit issues, and suggest features.

Your "Show Toolbar when viewing site" profile setting must be enabled.

This was released quickly after 1.2.0. Make sure you the read the changelog from 1.2.0.
Fixed bug from 1.2.0 that confused features if no one was logged in.

NOTICE: I removed the plugin's PHP constants. Are now stored in main class if you were using the data.
Ensuring features are accessible, especially by keyboard.
Gives focus to admin bar when revealed.
Make sure the login button is hidden when not in use.

Fixing esc_attr() bug where show and hide phrases weren't being printed on the settings page. Thanks @kevinwhoffman!

Added setting to define how long to display toolbar after hover and button click

CHECK YOUR SETTINGS - I modified the settings so users can enable/disable not logged in functionality for each feature
Optimized/cleaned up the settings

Removed margin top change when toolbar slides down to decrease conflicts with themes
Now removes the admin-bar CSS to help get rid of a theme's conflicting styles

Plugin launch