Joel, Thank you! You are the Man!
I hadn't had a chance to check on this issue since my second post yesterday, so I'm sorry you were replying to yourself. Thanks for pointing out the issues with the CSS, too. I got so frustrated with my poor JavaScript skills (lack thereof) that I totally overlooked that part of the problem was with the H in sfHover. Now it's working in Firefox, I've got to do some work to get IE on board. I'll check out the CSS example on the Superfish page. Thanks again for all your help. The Superfish plugin is great. By the way, your Blush Tomatoes site is a work of art, incredible. Jason Luther On Jun 5, 10:37 pm, Joel Birch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 06/06/2007, at 12:22 PM, Joel Birch wrote: > > > Then the only problem you have is CSS related. Your submenu widths > > are sort-of collapsed until fully animated in, and then they > > suddenly go to their proper width. I have experienced this before > > and it can be solved by making sure that all the submenu's elements > > are given explicit widths and making sure that the a, li and ul > > elements' padding and widths add up to the same total width. I > > can't remember exactly which of those elements is the culprit but > > it just takes a bit of tweaking to get perfect. > > If you change the width for the selector '#nav li ul' from 150px to > 225px, the collapsing widths problem is solved also. The menu should > now be perfect in Firefox. > > The timed delay of one second really helps the usability of you menu! > Because there are so many links tightly-packed together, negotiating > to the nested submenus can get really tricky without the timed delay, > but with it you can mouse diagonally and cut corners making the > experience far less infuriating. > > Thanks for using Superfish, Jason. Let me know if you have any more > issues. Until then, I had better stop replying to myself ;) > > Joel Birch.
