Awesome! Thank you Joel.
On Nov 6, 7:10 am, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have a look at this Superfish extension called "Supposition". It is an
> effort to achieve exactly what you are asking for, although it comes
> with no guarantees or support.
>
> http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch
Have a look at this Superfish extension called "Supposition". It is an
effort to achieve exactly what you are asking for, although it comes
with no guarantees or support.
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/supposition-test/
Joel Birch.
Hi Karl,
You've come through with the goods again, I really appreciate you
taking the time to help with this - especially after attempting to do
it myself! I found that no amount of coffee seemed to help, which is
strange.
Regarding the z-index issue, I found that the code in onInit has no
usefu
Hey Joel,
I think I have this sorted out. Sorry I couldn't get back to it until
this evening. Work was pretty busy today. Here is the onBeforeShow
function:
onBeforeShow = function(){
this.each(function(){
Karl,
I'm honoured that you are getting some use out of Superfish.
I didn't want to give you more work so I just gave the horizontal
stuff a shot and I can't get it right. I just can't get my head around
all these similar sounding measurements! Would you be so kind...? O:)
Here's where I got t
On Jan 31, 2008, at 8:50 PM, Joel Birch wrote:
Hi Karl,
Once again you have come through with the goods! I blindly pasted in
your code (all these dimension calculations fry my brain) and it's
working perfectly with regard to positioning. All hail King Karl
[...we're not worthy...]
LOL. You
Hi Karl,
Once again you have come through with the goods! I blindly pasted in
your code (all these dimension calculations fry my brain) and it's
working perfectly with regard to positioning. All hail King Karl
[...we're not worthy...]
All we (Jesse and I, that is - I'm not hinting for Karl to do
hey Joel,
This is fun!
I think this should do it for the vertical stuff. You can apply
something similar for the horizontal :
var windowHeight = $w.height(),
offsetTop = $u.offset().top,
Quick update,
I have done some more work on this code so now you can simply apply
the positioning plugin to Superfish like a regular plugin, which is
much easier for the user than how it was done before:
$(function() {
$('.nav').superfish().supposition();
});
You could even apply it lat
Hi Jesse,
I have been working on separating out the code you provided into it's
own plugin (kind of sillily named "Supposition", I really hate the
name now so please feel free to suggest something better) so that it
can be optionally added to a Superfish menu if the user desires,
leaving the ori
You're right, this is the quirk I'm talking about.
I'm on Windows myself, so I have been referring to Windows Firefox.
I'm still puzzled by this :| I hope we (or someone else) will be able to
work this out.
It just dawned on me that you probably were not referring to the Mac
FF text mode shift caused by opacity changes. I see now that the menu
item text shifts upward one pixel once the fadein animation has
completed. When using the default font (Georgia or maybe Times on the
computer I'm currently us
Hi Jesse,
I'm at work, but I did a search for an explanation of the Mac Firefox
text flicker issue that I posted previously. Here it is:
Mac Firefox has two text rendering anti-aliasing modes, one of which
makes the text look much lighter or less bold in weight. The usual
mode is used when every
One more thing I just thought of. Regarding finding a more robust
solution for the width() and height() offsets, this value will always
depend on the CSS the designer uses for the menu so I think the lesser
evil here would be to add some "offset" options to the options object
so you can pass in va
Oh, and the pixel-shift problem in FF is most likely the now fairly
well documented opacity triggered text-mode quirk of that browser (on
Mac at least). I wouldn't worry about that - it will always occur
whenever any on-screen element's opacity switches between 1 and .
or .01 and 0 - as it
Hi Jesse,
Sorry I have been unresponsive - I've been too busy with work etc.
which is unfortunate because I think what you have done here is
fantastic. I wish I had more time now to discuss this new feature
indepth but, alas, I have to race off to work again :/
Regarding the border redrawing, th
This issue has something to do with the animation. When I replace the
animation with a simple show() method, there's no pixel shift anymore..
* There's some strange submenu text pixel-shift (FF only) and
right border redrawing (both IE and FF) going on, which I can't explain.
However, this
And a little update, as it seems to work great now (tested in IE6, IE7
and FF2):
http://www.klaasse.net/superfish-ext/superfish.html
I'm not totally satisfied yet, because:
- I'm using + 1 in my calculations to include border/margin/padding
stuff in the width() and height() results;
- There's som
I have written some test code, which does what it's meant to do, but I
think it isn't in the right place..
I have added this code to the default options block of superfish.js:
autofitX: true,
autofitY: true,
And this code instead of the original showSuperfishUl part:
showSup
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