Sapphire wrote:
Joel:
Very well done.
With regards to the horizontal ones, it would be nice if the submenus remain
visible on mouseout. That would make it easier to know where you are on a
site with this type of menu.
Oh well, what he says!
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Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
Joel Birch wrote:
I hope this helps or inspires someone in some way.
Yes! I really like this one:
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/all-horizontal-example/
I'd like to see a small modification: Don't close the submenus on
mouseout. The horizontal space is reserved anyway, so th
Hi Joel,
Thx very much for the examples you made - i am a fan of vertical menus
and your examples matches my taste very wel ;-))
As for the highlighting of active node - i think that is not a part of
the Superfish method and should be handled outside it - its not that
hard to do with some CSS co
On 10/06/2007, at 11:05 PM, Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
Really nice.
On the multi-tier-all-horizontal-example look at the right side of
the second cell in the second row.
There is a 1px glitch (FF).
A nice thing would be support for highlighting arbitrary nodes (to
indicate the current
Joel,
The horizontal menus look like a grid more than a menu system. We call
this technology site nav bars. The second line is free floating (i.e. it
doesn't grid align itself to the row above.). I might go ahead and
refactor some code I have done this with before and add it to jQuery as
a pl
Joel,
The horizontal menus look like a grid more than a menu system. We call
this technology site nav bars. The second line is free floating (i.e.
it doesn't grid align itself to the row above.). I might go ahead and
refactor some code I have done this with before and add it to jQuery
as a plugin
Really nice.
On the multi-tier-all-horizontal-example look at the right side of the
second cell in the second row.
There is a 1px glitch (FF).
A nice thing would be support for highlighting arbitrary nodes (to
indicate the current page of the website)
olivier
Joel Birch wrote:
Thanks!
Thanks!
Good point about the horizontal menus - I agree. I'll have a think
about how best to achieve that. It might require some javascript
alterations whereas these examples are achieved purely with CSS
alterations to the original example.
Thanks for the feedback.
Joel.
On 10/06/2007,
Joel:
Very well done.
With regards to the horizontal ones, it would be nice if the submenus remain
visible on mouseout. That would make it easier to know where you are on a
site with this type of menu.
Good job!
--
Sapphire
On Sunday 10 June 2007 01:13:26 am Joel Birch wrote:
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