Thanks for the response, Joel. Your first post was posted half an hour
after mine, but for some reason showed up before it.
Your explanation of the CSS behavior was very helpful. I was able to
adjust the CSS with some trial and error until I got my menu to work,
and the CSS version working with J
Maybe you didn't see my post. Here it is again:
Superfish works by using the sfHover class instead of the normal
CSS :hover rules. You need the sfHover class to make the hovers work
in IE6 anyway, so when javascript is available the CSS class
'superfish' is added to the element you called
I'm not using the hoverIntent plugin, although I just set it up and it
didn't resolve the problem. I think it has something to do with the
CSS and needing one (or more) of the sfHover styles, but I'm not sure
which one (or maybe I don't need them?).
On Jul 20, 6:58 pm, Olivier Percebois-Garve <[E
On 21/07/2007, at 11:09 AM, cpsengine wrote:
I have a single-level css dropdown and wanted to add a delay, so I
setup superfish. It's working as I can see the animation when I mouse
over my menu, but the mouse delay isn't working. I think I need to add
the sfHover class somewhere into my css, bu
have u forgotten to include the hoverIntent plugin ?
cpsengine wrote:
I have a single-level css dropdown and wanted to add a delay, so I
setup superfish. It's working as I can see the animation when I mouse
over my menu, but the mouse delay isn't working. I think I need to add
the sfHover class
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