Hehe.. I was afraid you were going to say that. jQuery is my strongest point (as you have probably already guessed) and I am running out of time.
BUT I will definitely donate to your wonderful project if you could help me with this custom scripting (hehe.. desperation + desire to use superfish :))! Thoughts :) ? Thanks, Charles On May 27, 8:05 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > superfishdoesn't add items, it only animates them *if* they exist > did you look at the working example i shared with you? Usingsuperfishit shows > several methods to do what you need without using ul's in the div > if you are stuck on using ul's inside the div then you would need to do some > custom scripting > Hetneo wrote:Further to that last post. I have placed the contents of the > Parent menu item into a div. However,superfishis adding the list items within > the div. One way of solving my issue could be gettingsuperfishto ignore > certain <ul> buried in parent items, but how do I do this? This is the > functionality I am looking for:http://hetneo.com.au/mega/(hover over > "Jewellery", you'll see child categories like Ring, Necklaces, etc.. and then > grandchildern of Diamonds, pearls, etc..). It seems Super will display the > child categories, but is there a way of (like in the example) > gettingsuperfishto display the child and the grandchild elements? Thanks, > Charles On May 27, 1:25 pm, Hetneo<charles.kingsley.no...@gmail.com>wrote:Hi > Charlie, I guess the next question is what happens if there are li items > within the div? Superfishdoes not display the grand child menu items when > hovering over the parent. I.E. <ul id="menu"> <li id="5" > class="item5"> <a > href="/index.php?option=..."><span>Parent1</span></a> </li> > <li id="2" class="mega"> <a > href="/index.php?option=..."><span>Parent2</span></a> <ul> > <div id="test" class="test"> <li id="3" > class="test"> <a > href="/index.php?option=..."><span>Child1</ span></a> > <ul> <li id="6" class="test"> > <a href="/index.php? option=..."><span>Grandchild1</span></a> > </li> </ul> > </li> </ul> </li> </ul> I mean, how do I display > the child and grand child when a user hovers over a top level parent menu > item? Thanks mate (and thank you for your patience :)), Charles On May 26, > 8:20 pm, Charlie<charlie...@gmail.com>wrote:simple recipe for multi column > subs withsuperfish put div into 2nd level <li>. Put whatever you want inside > this div, images, multiple divs, heading tags etc. Style divs any way you > need use supersubs.js to adjust widths if not all sub menu's are same width > Hetneo wrote:Hi Mohammad, You're exactly right. That's is the functionality > of thesuperfishextension for Joomla. I found this tutorial very > helpful:http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2009/03/31/make-a-mega-drop-down-menu-...thiscase > however,superfish(http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/) is far > advanced than that tutorial and I am looking to extend the functionality of > the tutorial intosuperfish. Say for example you have three levels of menu > menu-level-1, menu- level-2, menu-level-3. When you hover over menu-level-1, > I wantsuperfishto display both menu-level-2 and menu-level-3 levels for all > menu items on levels two and three. I had hoped someone had achived this to > save me some time :). Any ideas? Many thanks, Charles On May 26, 5:16 pm, > "Mohd.Ta req"<tareq.m...@gmail.com>wrote:Hi Hetneo, Its easy to get that kind > of menu using javascript / jquery code. See they have written plugin based on > ul & li. Now here is a solution like Ischa I guess ;) Step : 1 - Create Main > menu div menu1,menu2,menu3,etc 2 - Create another menu below each menu > div [menu1 -> sub-menu1] 3 - Use 'hover' function of jquery or 'onmouseover / > onmouseout' of javascript 3 - Within 'hover' or 'onmouseover/onmouseout' > function you need to hide / unhide your divs 4 - Use any function like > fadeIn,fadeOut,slideUp,slideUp to toggle your menu. > Or you can do it via css like twitter people did. cheers, > On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Ischa > Gast<cont...@ischagast.nl>wrote:That's great news. Would be interested to see > the final product.Are there any hints you can give me or point me to a file I > can be focusing my attention to achive this?It's a custom made script where > you can choose what child you want to target, somethingsuperfishdoesn't have > but would be very welcome.---| Regard |--- Mohammad.Tareque
