Thanks for your response and your time! I apologize, I still have everything on localhost. This following is what I could see with firebug
li class="parent active item1"> <a class="sf-with-ul" href="http://localhost/testsite/";> <span>Home</span> <span class="sf-sub-indicator"> »</span> </a> Does this help a bit? It doesn't seem to be a width problem, because there is plenty of space in the accordion list (horizontally). If the >> character were in the same span as home, then it would be in the same line. What do you think? On Dec 1, 6:22 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > likely a width setting on "LI" or "A" tags, likely from old css as superfish > default css doesn't set widths. If text was just fitting before then you are > now adding a new element that doesn't fit without wrapping to next line > Can see a lot if you provide link, easy to see what's happening with a DOM > inspector > MozreplGuy wrote:Hi all, I successfully included superfish into a joomla site > (still on localhost). I use it in vertical mode. It works fine. But there is > one thing that doesn't look very nice. Every menu with a sub menu has a > sub-indicator '>>' (character 187, enabled by autoarrow flag). The indicator > itself is fine. However the indicator doesn't appear on the same line as the > menu text. For example it looks like: Menu1But I would like it to like: Menu1 > >> Does anybody have an idea how I could achieve that. I looked at the code > (e.g. superfish), but my skill level doesn't allow me to find a solution :-) > I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Mozrepl
