Mary Ellen Curtin wrote:
> I have a suckerfish IE7 "non-stick" problem.
>
> One of my clients likes an "inside suckerfish" menu style, where the submenu
> is displayed within the parent menu. Here's how it looks in FF2:
> http://datagnostics.com/test/IE7test.html
> Of course, it needs JS to work in IE<7.
>
> But it also needs to have an item of defined height after the list to
> display properly in IE; otherwise, the submenu collapses as soon as you
> mouse away from the parent item, and you can't actually click the links, as
> happens here:
> http://datagnostics.com/test/IE7testNo.html
>
> IE7 no longer needs the JS (yay), but I can't seem to keep the submenus from
> collapsing in IE7. Most of the discussion I've googled seems to be about IE7
> displaying submenus for too long, but I have the opposite problem: I need
> the submenu to display long enough.
>
> What should I do, and how should I do it?
You could add haslayout to the li and something to work on for the
hover, e.g. li {zoom:1; background-color: white;}
If you cannot use the background-property, an alternative would be to
use a filter:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/81975
Ingo
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