Hi Charlie, Thanks again for your ideas, if theres no other way I maybe let the subsubmenu ul obens also in a navbar 850px widht right under the first navbar.
ok, here is an example of the superfish menu. http://www.premioweb.eu/jobs/ hover over mainmenu item01 -> submenuitem01 you see in ie6/7 this leads to my problem. On 9 Jul., 13:43, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > another thought, can also do this programatically using the onBeforeShow > option. Same idea, add a class to the wrapped ul's . > onBeforeShow: function(){ > if ($(this).hasClass("secondRowClass")) { > $(this).css("top","5em"); > } > Again, untested but I have used this method to do realignments and animations > before. Either of these solutions is workable > Charlie wrote:Following concept would allow the subs of second row to open > below that row. This is untested but should be relatively easy to implement > Add a class to the wrapped li's forming 2nd row then create a different css > position rule for sub ul of that class based on height of the navbar li's. > The offset would be double the value currently used for the sub ul . Default > is 2.5em, so try 5em or adjust accordingly based on css you've modified > Again, posting a test case would be very helpful. Your original suggestion of > making browser go to 300px wide was very misleading as to actual situation > nico wrote:Hi, Thank you for your answer. Yes, I also think it has nothing to > do with Z-Index but with the position: relative of the li elements and the > absoulte position of the submenu ul. But I think my space is big enough my > Problem is not the mainmenu but the submenu it opens in a navbar (850px > width) and when there are too many items in it there are two rows of items. > And when I then hover over an item in the first row the submenu ul alyways > apears behind the li item in the second row. So what I need is a Idea to > bring the absoulte ul above the relative li element. On 8 Jul., 18:37, > Charlie<charlie...@gmail.com>wrote:if your main menu items don't fit into > space allowed and you force them into wrapping to multiple levels, a > different design approach migtht be in order? the position :rel has to be > there for absolute position to use as reference location problem has nothing > to do with z-index in my opinion, you're expecting too much in too little > space.Seeing the live situation may help, can you post a link? nico wrote:Hi, > I have a problem with the superfish menu in navbar mode and ie6/7. The first > submenu items are in a full width row. If there are lots of subitems i get > two rows. If an item in the first row has a submenu it opens as dropdown > (200px width) right below the item. This works good in all browser except in > ie6/7. Here I have the problem that the li submenu navbar item in the second > row appears always above the dropdown if it opens from an item in the first > row. Thats because the li items in the navbar are positition relative and the > ul of the dropdown is absolute, so the li pos.:rel. is always above ul pos. > absol. no matter what z-indexes are given. You can see the effect on the > official demo > sitehttp://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#examplesJust bring the > Browser Window widht to 300px so that the demo menu has two menuitem in the > row and two rows, hover over the first mainmenu item and you see just 3 > submenuitems instead of 4 (because the first submenu item is hidden behind > the second mainmenu row.) Do you know this issue and any workarounds? btw. > superfish is awsome!
