[jQuery] Re: Superfish: 3rd Level Links (Fly-outs) are not showing up in Internet Explorer
I have the exact opposite problem my IE is showing while all other browsers show. On May 25, 3:13 am, Susan esnelsonfam...@gmail.com wrote: I just discovered that Internet Explorer is not showing the 3rd level of the menu. http://tinyurl.com/cr2wmr(very much a work in progress) I believe it's a js issue and not a css one. I've removed all js/ jquery except the menu stuff and the problem still exists. I'm not sure what to do now. I know it should work because the examples on thesuperfishsite do. Also, I just pulled up my test page that I made before integrating the CMS and they don't work there either. Maybe there will be some clue here because it's the only js/jquery involved. http://tinyurl.com/r5bm7s I will be very grateful for any help. This is a client's site and it's due this week. Yikes!
[jQuery] Re: Superfish: 3rd Level Links (Fly-outs) are not showing up in Internet Explorer
you have a series of compounding problems here. Simplest to fix is getting rid of "left: -50%" hack by clearing out all the non essential css from the container div "navigation". Getting rid of "inline" in that div will also fix the hack for "weird CMSMS menu template problem". Next make class for the menu call and class for the superfish call the same. Your css is using class "nav" but superfish call is class "superfish". I thought this would fix it , however it seems when you stripped out some of the superfish.css file you took out too much. If you take a superfish.css file, match the ul class, the call and class in superfish.css the subs show in IE fine albeit with styling form the default superfish.css. This implies that when you deleted some of the superfish.css you took out something important ( likely a position value or hover ). Easiest fix would be consolidate the background and link styling from the container div back into appropriate selectors in superfish.css and use that file to get menu working. After it works can put it into your main style sheet file if you want Susan wrote: I just discovered that Internet Explorer is not showing the 3rd level of the menu. http://tinyurl.com/cr2wmr (very much a work in progress) I believe it's a js issue and not a css one. I've removed all js/ jquery except the menu stuff and the problem still exists. I'm not sure what to do now. I know it should work because the examples on the superfish site do. Also, I just pulled up my test page that I made before integrating the CMS and they don't work there either. Maybe there will be some clue here because it's the only js/jquery involved. http://tinyurl.com/r5bm7s I will be very grateful for any help. This is a client's site and it's due this week. Yikes!
[jQuery] Re: Superfish: 3rd Level Links (Fly-outs) are not showing up in Internet Explorer
Charlie, thank you for putting me on the right track. I went back to the superfish.css and was able to get the 3rd level links to show. So, now I just need to restyle everything to make it look like it did before. On May 25, 8:14 am, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote: you have a series of compounding problems here. Simplest to fix is getting rid of left: -50% hack by clearing out all the non essential css from the container div navigation. Getting rid of inline in that div will also fix the hack for weird CMSMS menu template problem. Next make class for the menu call and class for the superfish call the same. Your css is using class nav but superfish call is class superfish. I thought this would fix it , however it seems when you stripped out some of the superfish.css file you took out too much. If you take a superfish.css file, match the ul class, the call and class in superfish.css the subs show in IE fine albeit with styling form the default superfish.css. This implies that when you deleted some of the superfish.css you took out something important ( likely a position value or hover ). Easiest fix would be consolidate the background and link styling from the container div back into appropriate selectors in superfish.css and use that file to get menu working. After it works can put it into your main style sheet file if you want Susan wrote:I just discovered that Internet Explorer is not showing the 3rd level of the menu.http://tinyurl.com/cr2wmr(very much a work in progress) I believe it's a js issue and not a css one. I've removed all js/ jquery except the menu stuff and the problem still exists. I'm not sure what to do now. I know it should work because the examples on the superfish site do. Also, I just pulled up my test page that I made before integrating the CMS and they don't work there either. Maybe there will be some clue here because it's the only js/jquery involved.http://tinyurl.com/r5bm7sI will be very grateful for any help. This is a client's site and it's due this week. Yikes!
