Sorry I am not the best at programming these things myself. I
installed this add-on for Joomla and don't understand why it's doesn't
work. I didn't program itself, although do you see the problem I was
talking about?
Sorry to say but like I said I just installed this add-on to Joomla, I
did not program it all myself. Though, did you see what I was talking
about on my site?
f,
Your ul / li code structure is difficult to read. Can you change it so
that it contains line breaks and indentations? That way it will be
easier to determine what the problem is.
-G
On Apr 22, 6:28 am, Forgotten wrote:
> When I added the SuperFish Module to my site
> "www.beixm.wizeguygamin
long menu item »
subitem 1a
subitem 1b
subitem 1c
subitem 1d
.
On Mar 9, 5:19 am, droidster wrote:
> Hi i downloaded and read the instructions for the superfish module but
> i have alot
I suggest you use Stu's CSS only dropdown menu:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/final_drop.html
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Read jQuery HowTo Resource - http://jquery-howto.blogspot.com
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 3:11 PM, simon wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> When I have a lot of nodes in the superfish menu it loads
On Oct 3, 5:09 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Jason,
>
> This is interesting because the only problems I have seen like this
> with regard to Mac FF2 have always been easily solved by setting
> wmode="transparent" on the 'embed' tag. Did you give that a try that
> first?
Yes, th
Hi Jason,
This is interesting because the only problems I have seen like this
with regard to Mac FF2 have always been easily solved by setting
wmode="transparent" on the 'embed' tag. Did you give that a try that
first?
Joel Birch.
The bad news is that IE6 does not support :hover on anything except
anchor elements, and li:hover is needed for any kind of drop-down
menus to work with valid code.
The good news is that your Superfish menu is probably working perfectly!
Joel Birch
Hi Chris,
Sorry, but I'm not clear on what your issue is. Do you have a page you
can show us?
Joel Birch.
I managed to make it work by altering the hasUl function to return all
tags, not just those with children, which makes a mockery of
the function name, but solves the issue that the over() function never
runs for 's without children, and thus doesn't hide its sibling's
children.
hasUl = function
This sounds like an issue I faced when using this type of menu
recently. I worked around the issue by adding a nested ul with one
item that duplicated the parent's href. I used the text in the nested
link as extra information about the parent link and also as a label
for the page when that is the
Thanks a lot, it's working just fine.
Thanks for your time Charles, I didn't expect so much information and
I will definitely use your technics to debug, it make so much sense (I
should have think about it!!!)
On Jan 28, 11:47 am, "Charles K. Clarkson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> eugene33 wrote
Hi Charles,
Great post - thanks very much for doing all of that debugging and
writing such an informative response. I didn't have chance to set up
test pages for this at the moment and now I may not need to. :)
I should have thought of this as it has come up a few times... the
cause of the probl
eugene33 wrote:
: I have a little problem with superfish and IE7 (probably IE6 too
: couldn't test it)
It fails under IE6 as well.
The problem seems to be the relative positioning of the #content.
The default is static positioning works fine. The relative position is
causing the problem
Hi there,
What have you tried debugging-wise? The CSS looks right so I'm
thinking there could be a few things to check next. Does the menu work
when you remove the IE7-js code? If so then there must be a conflict
of some sort that we can look into.
The next thing is that I notice your HTML does
On 11/12/2007, Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a problem with Superfish in FF2.0. It seems that all list items
> are set in line. I have not a clue where this is coming from. In IE
> everything works oke. Does someone know an answer to this problem?
>
> see: vinkbouw.whooozwebmedia.nl
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