Thanks Charlie. All good now. :)
On Nov 17, 10:14 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > download the example page, there's a full working example in zip download. > Follow the html structure in the example and try adding new elements based on > that markup > sfHover class gets added by script to li tags, you shouldn't need to add any > classes for the script to work other than perhaps a 'current" class. > Wiz8ian wrote:Hi Guys, I know this will be a simple fix - but i've downloaded > superfish, installed the css and js files, inserted everything into the > <head> of my site but simply don't understand what i need to change now to > get it all running. The superfish homepage states "Begin with a working pure > CSS dropdown menu just like you would if creating a Suckerfish menu - ie. for > each li:hover selector, add an equivalent li.sfHover selector." Maybe it's > just worded strange but i don't get it. Do i make a new selector with > "a:sfhover" on the end of every "li" in my menu? Yes, i'm confused. Anyone > able to explain this to me in simple steps? Forgive my noob-ness. Thanks in > advance :)
