Hi Joel - First of all, thank you so much for your response. I mulled over this thing for hours to no avail so your help is much appreciated. (And thanks for your kind words regarding my design.)
I've implemented your solution and it seems to do the trick -- aside from one (hopefully minor) issue: After modifying the horizontal_static.css stylesheet, I can't seem to keep the third level of navigation from showing. I know you mentioned that I needed to add the .useSF class in "two more places", so I tried applying it to all the "li li li" related elements, but the third level is still acting funny. Could take a look at it? BETA SITE: http://www.aceconcrete.com/revised/ CSS: http://www.aceconcrete.com/revised/c/horizontal_static.css Thanks in advance - Steve P.S. Please disregard my additional/duplicate posts on this subject. I didn't see my posts and wasn't sure why, so I submitted multiple times. Sorry about that. On Sep 21, 7:01 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Steve, > > This is by no means a newbie question, and even if it was you would > still be more than welcome to ask it. > > I had a bit of an experiment and what you are attempting can be > achieved fairly simply. Just add a class 'useSF' to the body element > for pages that you want to useSuperfishhovers for (your home page), > then add that class to specific hover selectors in the css file. You > can see exactly which ones by looking at the file I applied this to > here:http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/all-horizontal-exam... > I based it on the all-horizontal demo and have since realised that you > have three levels of menu so you will need to add .useSF in two more > places for that. You might be able to figure that out, otherwise let > me know and I'll dig into your css and give you more accurate help. > > The last step is to change the code that you use to initialiseSuperfishso > that it only runs on pages whose body element has the > class useSF. For example: > > $(document).ready(function(){ > $("body.useSF ul.nav") > .superfish({ > pathClass : 'current', > animation : {opacity:'show'}, > delay : 1000 > }); > > }); > > Let me know if you have any problems. Good luck. Cool looking site, by the > way! > > Joel Birch.
