[jQuery] Re: Superfish update?
Cool thanks. On Feb 27, 2:16 pm, James wrote: > It works fine for me. > > On Feb 27, 12:13 pm, uztha4c wrote: > > > Does superfish work with the new 1.3.2 JQuery? if not when will there > > be an update?
[jQuery] Superfish update?
Does superfish work with the new 1.3.2 JQuery? if not when will there be an update?
[jQuery] Re: Superfish
just take a look at the source code for the site...basically it looks like this: The Briefing Room The Blog Your Weekly Address Slideshows Press Briefings Official Statements Press Releases Presidential Actions Nominations & Appointments then look at the style.css stylesheet. then check out the js in the jquery-plugins.js file related to superfish. On Feb 5, 5:41 pm, Mario wrote: > thanks for the response. Any idea where I can get some code that will > allow me to create such navigation system? I'd appreciate the > information. > > On Feb 4, 7:37 pm, Joel Birch wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I think that it's simply a matter of including multiple ul elements > > inside the parent li, then floating them alongside each other > > (obviously they will need a width to be set). I've seen this work and > > have experimented with it myself in the past to be sure that it does > > work, but I don't have any examples to show you unfortunately. > > > Joel.
[jQuery] Re: Superfish
just take a look at the source code for the site...basically it looks like this: The Briefing Room The Blog Your Weekly Address Slideshows Press Briefings Official Statements Press Releases Presidential Actions Nominations & Appointments then look at the style.css stylesheet. then check out the js in the jquery-plugins.js file related to superfish. On Feb 5, 5:41 pm, Mario wrote: > thanks for the response. Any idea where I can get some code that will > allow me to create such navigation system? I'd appreciate the > information. > > On Feb 4, 7:37 pm, Joel Birch wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I think that it's simply a matter of including multiple ul elements > > inside the parent li, then floating them alongside each other > > (obviously they will need a width to be set). I've seen this work and > > have experimented with it myself in the past to be sure that it does > > work, but I don't have any examples to show you unfortunately. > > > Joel.
