Joel, The horizontal menus look like a grid more than a menu system. We call this technology site nav bars. The second line is free floating (i.e. it doesn't grid align itself to the row above.). I might go ahead and refactor some code I have done this with before and add it to jQuery as a plugin. :)
John Farrar Joel Birch wrote: > > Hi friends, > > I just created some more demonstrations of using Superfish to enhance > different types of menus. The new examples are linked to from my > original demo page, under the heading "Other menu examples". Here is > the URL with a hash appended to take you straight to the new links: > > http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#otherExamples > > I wanted to show how different styles of menus can be created with a > few small CSS changes. The secret to creating new Superfish menus > seems to be to get them working with pure CSS first, then apply > Superfish to add the enhancements. > > Note: I have not debugged the CSS for IE yet - its Sunday after all. I > will get to it, but at the moment I haven't even glanced at it in IE. > > You might notice my attempt at a new jQuery logo :) > > I hope this helps or inspires someone in some way. > > Joel Birch. >
