wp-topbar

This would be perfect but for one thing: once the user clicks the ‘close’ button, the bar reappears on the next page load. It needs to stay closed until the user opens it again.

So terrible I had to log in and warn other would-be users. Couldn’t get it to work. Complete waste of time.

This was just impossible to use. The UI of the admin page of this plugin is just crap!

Thank you for nice plugin ! I hope you update it everytime.

This is a good plugin. If you are looking for very customisable top bars -> go here )) You will spend some time browsing through settings tabs (there are quite a lot of them), but later you will be very happy because all those multi-tabs allow to make your top bar feel & look & behave just like you need it without coding.

A good plugin, yet I believe it can be improved. Let me explain why I gave the plugin four stars instead of five. Although this plugin is mainly helpful for a webmaster that has launched launching three web sites since November 1, 1999. The plugin is being (or will be) implemented on the following web sites I run as the webmaster: [Links are redacted from reviews] (flagship site, launched on November 1, 1999) INNewsCenter (launched November 1, 1999, closed June 30, 2011; revived in 2015 and has since relegated to a section to [Links are redacted from reviews]) Vote For the Girls Internet Franchise ([Links are redacted from reviews] launched on April 28, 2010) I gave the plug at least three stars for being fully customizable, but I did not give the plugin a fourth star because of appearance and the reason why I cannot give the plugin a fifth star is that when creating a new WP theme, I broke down the [Links are redacted from reviews] file into three sections (top navbar for the search and contact link/menu, inner navbar for the main navigation menu, and bottom navbar–namely „[Links are redacted from reviews]”–for site alters that uses this plugin). Had the PHP function code for the bottom navbar file worked properly, I would have given the plugin five stars since it is to say the least very f**king confusing that made a big f**king difference between a perfect web site and a s**t site. I hope this helps other webmasters that run WordPress sites. ~Ava Zinn