Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
You could improve the demo by adding cursor:default for the menu. The
text-selection cursor is rather irritating inside the menu.
Yep, that demo page still needs a lot of work.
It would be nice to be able to open the menu on hover, maybe powered by
the hoverintent menu. That way I'd click only to select an item, that
alreay works for submenus.
There is an option for this, but it's disabled by default.
Examples three, four and five seem to be just the same as two on first
glance, I'm still not sure I'd need any of those. Making it more clear
why those are important would help, otherwise you could consider
reducing the API to the really important essentials. Maybe taking
graceful degradation into account, and at least mentioning what to use
if that is important.
Yes, they are resulting to the same. It's just that i had requests to
implement different ways to create a menu. I'll try to remove some of
the stuff from the core, giving the possibility to extend the plugin
with the desired behaviour. Right now, I just don't know how to do this
exactly.
Clicking the seperator in example three alerts 'you clicked ""', seems
like a bug.
Doh! :)
The first example should work without options at all, showing that the
defaults work just fine out of the box.
All examples show the alert on click, but only the first contains the
code for that.
Actually all of them are using the same options. I shouldn't be so lazy..
You may want to use http://plugins.jquery.com/ for your plugin page, at
least in addition to your own.
As soon, as I've got a stable release. :)
Thanks for your Feedback Jörn!
Roman
