Hi Carleigh, Thanks for the kind words - I do remember our previous correspondence. Your site is fantastic. Amazing how many links you have managed to show on the home page. I haven't seen that type of multi-column menu using Superfish before, but I have been wanting to see if it could be done. Now I have - so thanks!
I think commenting out that code you indicated will remove keyboard access to the submenus. The user probably won't be able to use the tab key to move through the links and have the submenus open as required. That said, from the large amount of links in your menu it's easy to understand why that code slows down the initialisation of the menu. I guess you need to decide if the performance increase of commenting out that code justifies the accessibility hit of losing keyboard access to the submenus. Regarding upgrading: to help you decide if you should upgrade please look at the changelog to see what improvements have been made since 1.3.1 - http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/changelog.txt many of the changes don't affect your menu type but a couple do, including one related to increasing performance on initialisation and another that fixes a disappearing text bug in IE. I'm pretty sure that you won't need to alter any CSS and the new JS file should just replace your current one without any other changes. Thanks again for showing me your site Carleigh - very interesting. Joel Birch. P.S. in your example code I think you also need to include the following .end() within the commented out block as that is supposed to reverse the .find() that you want to comment out.
