Charlie, thank you for putting me on the right track. I went back to the superfish.css and was able to get the 3rd level links to show. So, now I just need to restyle everything to make it look like it did before.
On May 25, 8:14 am, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > you have a series of compounding problems here. > Simplest to fix is getting rid of "left: -50%" hack by clearing out all the > non essential css from the container div "navigation". Getting rid of > "inline" in that div will also fix the hack for "weird CMSMS menu template > problem". > Next make class for the menu call and class for the superfish call the same. > Your css is using class "nav" but superfish call is class "superfish". I > thought this would fix it , however it seems when you stripped out some of > the superfish.css file you took out too much. > If you take a superfish.css file, match the ul class, the call and class in > superfish.css the subs show in IE fine albeit with styling form the default > superfish.css. This implies that when you deleted some of the superfish.css > you took out something important ( likely a position value or hover ). > Easiest fix would be consolidate the background and link styling from the > container div back into appropriate selectors in superfish.css and use that > file to get menu working. After it works can put it into your main style > sheet file if you want > Susan wrote:I just discovered that Internet Explorer is not showing the 3rd > level of the menu.http://tinyurl.com/cr2wmr(very much a work in progress) I > believe it's a js issue and not a css one. I've removed all js/ jquery except > the menu stuff and the problem still exists. I'm not sure what to do now. I > know it should work because the examples on the superfish site do. Also, I > just pulled up my test page that I made before integrating the CMS and they > don't work there either. Maybe there will be some clue here because it's the > only js/jquery involved.http://tinyurl.com/r5bm7sI will be very grateful for > any help. This is a client's site and it's due this week. Yikes!
