[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-03-04 Thread slooodge
Hi Joel, thanks for your reply! > This is strange: everything works fine for me in all browsers (except > that in IE6 the bottom nav doesn't show above the iframe generated by > the bgIframe plugin - it is a white with the word 'false' in it) Yes, this is the problem I meant. Do think it is mor

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-03-02 Thread Joel Birch
This is strange: everything works fine for me in all browsers (except that in IE6 the bottom nav doesn't show above the iframe generated by the bgIframe plugin - it is a white with the word 'false' in it). IE7 on Win XP works perfect for me :/ I noticed you are including hoverIntent twice. It is

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-03-02 Thread slooodge
Hi Joel, sorry for stealing this thread... I seem to have a very similar Problem, but I have read this thread over and over again and still don't get it right. I have used superfish in two different navigations on the same page. Here's the page http://www.eyeculture.de. Everything works fine in

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-02-14 Thread Joel Birch
Hi Ben, Glad I could help. Regarding your delay question: I intentionally made it so that hovering items with submenus immediately cancels any existing delay on other submenus in order to make the menu snappy and responsive. However, I recommend that you try adding the hoverIntent plugin as that

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-02-14 Thread bennyboy79
Hi Joel, Thank you very much for your reply. did the trick straight away! it would have taken me ages to work that out. Cheers for the bgiframe error too, i forgot to upload bgiframe.min.js instead of bgiframe.js, so that works properly now too. One other question - is it possible to add a dela

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-02-13 Thread Joel Birch
On 14/02/2008, Joel Birch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > you link to the bgiframe plugin in the head and call it after > initialising Superfish. This is throwing errors. Sorry, I meant that the link to bgiframe.js is returning 404 so the bgiframe isn't present when you call it in the code. Joel Bi

[jQuery] Re: Superfish animation problem in ie

2008-02-13 Thread Joel Birch
Hi Ben, It turns out that the problem is that you are applying top:-34px; to .nav * (that's every element within the nav) whereas what you want to do is apply it to .nav only. You will also need to add position:relative to .nav to make that negative top value work. Then you will need to adjust th