I had initially set the font-size using pixels in 3 places in the css. I switched those over to em units.
However, this problem is still happening in Firefox. I also have been going over every bit of code in the js, the css, and the html, and I am stumped. The example on the superfish page using supersubs works in all browsers, so I copied it all over and tried again, to no avail. Any ideas folks? Does anyone in these parts know who created this Super Subs plug in and how I could contact them? Thanks a lot! Andy On Jul 31, 5:25 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > @andy: I notice that the sub-widths are being set to the maxWidth > value that you are initializing Supersubs with. This suggests to me > that the wrong font size is probably being arrived at by the plugin so > that when it calculates the em width based upon the font size it > arrives at a far larger number than it should - triggering the > maxWidth feature. I wish I had the time to look into this now, but > unfortunately I am too busy. You might want to try tweaking the CSS > for how you are setting the font-size and/or experimenting to see if > the same bug occurs with a different font. I'll get to testing it > myself, but I can't say when. > > @Kollin: I'd advise against those workarounds. If you want to apply a > specific width to individual submenus, you should replace your inline > style attribute with unique ids or classes on the li elements that > contain them. Then set the width for each one, and it's child ul, from > within the CSS. > Also, you mentioned cross-browser problems when adding > padding/margin/border to the li element, but you should not be doing > that at all. You should add those things to the anchor elements only, > as shown in the Superfish demo CSS files. This avoids any > cross-browser issues and keeps things simple. > > Joel Birch.
