One simple idea, executed with care.

By default, WordPress pins its toolbar to the top of every page for logged-in users. It shifts the layout down, hides the first pixels of your design, and collides with sticky headers and full-screen builders like Elementor.

Admin Bar Position Switcher turns the tables: the bar moves to the bottom of the screen, the reserved gap at the top disappears, and a floating “⇅” button lets anyone send it back up — or down — at any time.

What the plugin does

Position and switch

• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen on the front end (default position is configurable).
• Floating “⇅” button to flip top ↔ bottom on the fly.
• The choice is remembered per browser (can be turned off).

Smart colors

• Colorize the bar: custom background, automatically readable text (black or white depending on contrast).
• Recolor from the bar itself: a “Bar” item (administrators) reveals your site’s five dominant colors — detected 100% locally from your logo, Elementor kit, theme.json and home page.
• Personal color chips: every administrator picks their own bar color — the site setting stays the default.
• Match the page: the button can take the main color of the current page.

Tidy things up

• Hide toolbar items you never use (WordPress logo, Comments, + New…).
• macOS-Dock auto-hide (opt-in): the bar glides off-screen and slides back when the pointer comes within 150px of its edge.

The back-office menu too

• Move the admin menu to the right, hide it on demand (the page takes the full width), or leave it in Dock mode.
• Reorder by drag & drop: order, colors and spacers, all in one list.
• Dim the technical menus you never open.

Respectful by design

Everything happens on the front end, only for logged-in users. Visitors never see the bar or the button, and the plugin loads nothing at all on their pages — no CSS, no JavaScript. It honors the “reduce motion” preference.