Thanks Charlie,
You describe the situation perfectly! I am still a tenderfoot at this
game but I am getting my hands dirty.
Priorities is not the easiest notion to grasp.
I am using Firebug but I am not yet fully proficient with all its
functionalities and haven't (yet) got the "method" to move up
what you are discovering is the root of most problems installing one
menu in any template with an existing menu will run into css conflicts.
The majority of the issues that pop up in this group regarding
superfish stem from Joomla installs and the exact situation you are
running into
Without
This is a progress report on finding a solution :
If all CSS pertaining to the NAV position in the Template's style
sheet are commented out, then it works.
This is a dirty solution and I would like to find the root of the
problem. I think it has to do, at least in part with the WIDTH
parameter.
Go see there :
http://css-tricks.com/quick-css-trick-how-to-center-an-object-exactly-in-the-center/
On Oct 20, 4:35 am, Shawn wrote:
> I'm using anavbarwith superfish. I simply put my menu list inside a
> wrapper so the markup looks like this:
>
>
> ...
> ...
> ...
>
>
>
> now I want to mak
If you have markup as indicated below, then you have invalid markup,
which will cause problems.
A UL element can't contain a div - it has to contain li's, which in turn
can contain a div. I would expect that structure to fail.
Removing the div immediately after the UL, will clean things up
Hello,
This is a CSS issue, not really related to Superfish or jQuery.
The solution depends on your code, and also on the browsers you want
to support (IE 6 and 7 will limit what you can do).
If your UL has a fixed width, you can center it horizontally in its
container using automatic margins.
Put the ul inside a div. I think it will work
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 9:05 AM, Shawn wrote:
>
> I'm using a navbar with superfish. I simply put my menu list inside a
> wrapper so the markup looks like this:
>
>
>
> ...
> ...
> ...
>
>
>
>
> now I want to make the navbar-wrapper 100% of
In addition, I would like to have another option to have the sub menu
bar (navbar) centrally aligned under the main navbar.
something like:
:
subalign: [left (default) | center | right ]
:
On Oct 1, 8:03 am, Charlie wrote:
> you could do that with out usingnavbaroption, set sub li's inline and
you could do that with out using navbar option, set sub li's inline and
remove sub ul width, not tested but should be fairly straightforward
Vali wrote:
Hello,
Actually I will repeat a message sent by some other user, message
which seems to have been completely ignored. I believe this is
Thanks Charlie,
I adjusted the .sf-navbar li ul width to 60em. Originally it was 84,
and extended the page when hovering, causing the body background to
move since it was centered, and the page was increasing in width.
On Jul 8, 12:52 pm, Charlie wrote:
> Ryan,
> was looking at this just befor
I figured it out (sorta)
.sf-navbar li ul {
/*width:44em; /*IE6 soils itself without this*/
width: 84em;
}
I changed the width in ems to a larger number just to see what it
would do, turns out it provided enough space for the entire sub me
How do you do that in joomla? (sorry, i'm learning both joomla and
this hehehe)
;)
On Jan 25, 9:55 am, Joel Birch wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> To add two multiple classes to one element, you put them both within
> the one class attribute and separate them with a space, like so:
>
> ...
>
> Hope this
Yes, it does. Many thanks!
On Jan 25, 4:55 am, Joel Birch wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> To add two multiple classes to one element, you put them both within
> the one class attribute and separate them with a space, like so:
>
> ...
>
> Hope this clears it up for you.
>
> Joel Birch.
Hi Bob,
To add two multiple classes to one element, you put them both within
the one class attribute and separate them with a space, like so:
...
Hope this clears it up for you.
Joel Birch.
i know i look like an idiot posting to my own posts (and answering my
own questions), but i wanted to post the solution i found in case
someone else had the same problem. after looking around at other
peoples' questions (and source codes) i noticed that a negative z-
index makes my navbar work gre
i tried to assign a z index (lower than the superfish navbar) to the
slide show class, but it didn't help.
Hi Ashley,
You may need to design around your issues. That sounds like a lot of
nav items for this type of menu so you are bound to run into width
problems. The navbar style of menu is not really intended to be
designed in such a way that it requires items to wrap onto subsequent
rows.
1. This s
Sweet!
That was a nice and simple solution. It works but I realized that I'll
have to change some of the CSS... :)
Many Thanks!
Müfit
On Sep 21, 9:57 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just thought of a really simple solution for this. Before
> initialising Superfish simply dynami
I just thought of a really simple solution for this. Before
initialising Superfish simply dynamically add one common class to the
elements that are of any of three WordPress classes.
$('document').ready(function(){
$('ul.sf-menu')
.find('li.current_page_item,li.current_page_parent,li.current_p
Hi Joel!
I am just happy if I can contribute to make Superfish even better!
All the best,
Müfit
On Sep 18, 5:29 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Müfit,
>
> Thanks for your well-articulated thoughts on this. I agree that being
> able to specify more that one pathClass would be v
Hi Müfit,
Thanks for your well-articulated thoughts on this. I agree that being
able to specify more that one pathClass would be very useful for
WordPress generated menus. I will aim to get this in as a Superfish
feature as soon as possible, although I'm snowed under with work for
the next few wee
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