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It would seem that the ribbon starts closed for user that don’t normally see the “site action” menu. In that case, the ribbon get hidden too (I remember reading somewhere that the site action link is actually IN the ribbon, or at last uses the same css classes) and the user won’t have any way to display it.
Is there a way to hide the ribbon button?
Almost found it. The show/hide ribbon buttons actually work by setting a cookie called ConsoleVisible [GuidOfTheSiteCollection]. After some attempt of setting it via JavaScript thru a content editor web part in the end I moved it to a control delegate built with a code based on this answer found on another site ( link here ).
How do I get the ribbon back on my workbook?
If the ribbon is hidden completely including the tab names, here’s how you can restore it: To unhide the ribbon temporarily, click at the very top of your workbook. To get the ribbon back permanently, click the Ribbon Display Options button in the top-right corner and choose the Show Tabs and Commands option.
How to show or hide the ribbon in Office 365?
At the top-right corner, select the Ribbon Display Options icon . Choose an option for the ribbon: Show Tabs and Commands keeps all the tabs and commands on the ribbon visible all the time.
How to hide the ribbon on a website?
To cite 300 “This is madness!”, but I guess that this kills any hope of displaying the ribbon via a codebehind script. Site Actions -> Navigation -> Show and Hide Ribbon Setting Make “Show Ribbon” and “Hide Ribbon” commands available to No should prevent the ribbon from disabling and requiring folks to enable it.
How do I keep the ribbon always visible?
1 Press Ctrl+F1 (this is an on/off toggle). 2 Double-click any of the tabs (Home, View, etc.). 3 Right-click any of the tabs or the Quick Access Toolbar and uncheck “Minimize the ribbon”. Edit: In Office 2013, there’s… More
Why is my Word ribbon not showing up?
The state should stay unchanged even if you shut down and restart Word or Windows. If that isn’t happening for you, there are a couple of possibilities: There may be an add-in that’s improperly changing the ribbon’s visibility, or there may be a problem in the registry that prevents the ribbon’s state from being saved.