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I am trying to convert a template to a custom drupal 8 theme and am having trouble with it covering the admin toolbar when logged in. I tried to inspect bootstrap when installed to see what was added but to no avail. I am trying to create a custom theme from scratch and not a subtheme. Any help is appreciated to find out what css that I can add that will push the content down while logged in?

Thanks

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Drupal 8 admin toolbar z-index value is 502 only, but the bootstrap default static navbar z-index value is 1000, I think, Increase the admin toolbar z-index value would fix the issue,

.toolbar-oriented .toolbar-bar {
 z-index: 1001 /* or more */
}

Place that code in your theme's custom css file :)

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    i just figured it out. my body on my custom theme has no classes added to it when i log in, but when i change to bartik or bootstrap there are classes plus a padding-top that appears to be calculated from the toolbar height (79px). I need help figuring out how to add that when I switch to my custom theme. – Brad Jul 16 '16 at 19:43
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    Just copy html.html.twig file from classy theme and paste it in your custom theme folder.. Then you could add class directly in the body tag in the file – Leopathu Jul 16 '16 at 20:05

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