pretty sure you'll figure solutions out, perhaps absolute position the
sub nav so it doesn't push page up and down might look better. Or hover
over main nav container to push down the sub nav area, would keep that
area until you move away from nav completely
alexrogahn wrote:
To explain a
Nope, that plugin only does what I've already set up. I've already got
the delay set up. Thanks for the suggestion though ^^
On Jul 23, 3:38 pm, alexrogahn wrote:
> hmmm ththat's quite interesting as the plugin I'm currently using
> claims to be "better" than hoverIntent. Perhaps it is not :P
>
hmmm ththat's quite interesting as the plugin I'm currently using
claims to be "better" than hoverIntent. Perhaps it is not :P
On Jul 23, 3:35 pm, jlcox wrote:
> Take a look at the hoverIntent plugin. It might do exactly what you
> need.
>
> http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.h
Take a look at the hoverIntent plugin. It might do exactly what you
need.
http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html
To explain a little more: When I move from one navigational element to
the next the animation restarts, I was wondering if there was a way I
could stop this happening so that the sub-nav stays down, until I move
off the navigation completely or a navigational element which doesn't
activate the sub
idea of "freezing" jQuery not making a lot of sense. What you did to
post code is great, however there's an even better way, put it in
jsBin. jSBin will include jQuery for you and give a working copy of
your code to share, instead of it being in 2 places with no CSS.
Perhaps if you explained
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