If I recall correctly, suckerfish menus assume each of the items is going to be the same width. I've gotten around this by first styling a base width that they'd all get, and then basically listing a *lot* of very specific selectors(via IDs on each top-level item) in the stylesheet to override as needed. Which may or may not be worth the effort in your case. If you do it, make sure you go through a full round of browser testing, as there were definite quirks that had to be accounted for.
On 6/21/07, Olivier Percebois-Garve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi How to get the superfish (or suckerfish) menu to work under IE while using a variable width ? (i.e li elements having the width of their content) On my tests it produces a strange bug where the dropdown li is horizontally positionned after the end of the parent li... Olivier
