Restore admin menu behavior by moving the #qm div into another position via javascript

[barryceelen]

The query-monitor div is added to the admin page via the shutdown hook. The resulting markup causes the sidebar to behave awkwardly. Might be a nice idea to move the div into a more favorable position via jQuery?

[johnbillion]

I've been thinking about this the last couple of days. The problem I can see is it gives the impression that Query Monitor is outputting its data before the admin footer, which means users might think Query Monitor isn't logging activity that happens in or after the admin footer. This might need a bit more work.

[barryceelen]

Yes, I see what you mean. I’ve changed the .js so that it removes the absolute positioning on the footer and places the query monitor div right after the footer, which looks more appropriate.

Debug bar positions its info panel over the admin page content, which would be an option as well.
Kinda like the way #qm is added to the bottom of the page though, in stead of hiding the rest of the page, what do you think?

[barryceelen]

Cool, thanks!