[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-20 Thread Ethan Mateja
Outstanding! Thanks for the time and support. Worked like a charm :D

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:24 PM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:

  I read that wrong, what I proposed shifts the 1st level subs to the left,
 to get second level subs to show on left side instead of right, assign some
 class like show_left to second tier of subs

 if ($(this ).hasClass(show_left)) {
 $(this).css(left, -10em);// if using supersubs,
 or variable width UL's have to test parent UL for width and use that value
 instead of  -10em

 }

 Ethan Mateja wrote:

 I was able to acheive multiple columns by giving the ul a width that is n
 times bigger than the li, where n is the number of columns desired. -THANX
 Cy Morris!

 I now face an issue where items close to the right hand side of the screen
 bleed off with multiple columns. I wonder how I can force the last few
 elements in the UL to have the multi-columns open to the left? Any tips?

 -cheers

 On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 7:18 AM, okdok ethan.mat...@gmail.com wrote:


 Can anyone provide me an example of how I can modify supersubs.js to
 create a multi-column dropdown?

 Thanks!

 On May 16, 12:46 pm, Ethan Mateja ethan.mat...@gmail.com wrote:
  Thanks for the prompt reply!
 
  I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:
 
  Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and styling
 in a
  manner similar to the link below?
 
  http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html
 
  I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and have
 just
  gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my head
 around
  is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly
 appreciated.
 
   On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com
 wrote:
you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with
 supersubs.js
 
   okdok wrote:
 
   I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a Joomla!
   1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish something
   similar?
 
  --
  Respectfully,
 
  Ethan Mateja
 
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[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-19 Thread Ethan Mateja
I was able to acheive multiple columns by giving the ul a width that is n
times bigger than the li, where n is the number of columns desired. -THANX
Cy Morris!

I now face an issue where items close to the right hand side of the screen
bleed off with multiple columns. I wonder how I can force the last few
elements in the UL to have the multi-columns open to the left? Any tips?

-cheers

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 7:18 AM, okdok ethan.mat...@gmail.com wrote:


 Can anyone provide me an example of how I can modify supersubs.js to
 create a multi-column dropdown?

 Thanks!

 On May 16, 12:46 pm, Ethan Mateja ethan.mat...@gmail.com wrote:
  Thanks for the prompt reply!
 
  I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:
 
  Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and styling
 in a
  manner similar to the link below?
 
  http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html
 
  I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and have just
  gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my head
 around
  is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly appreciated.
 
  On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with supersubs.js
 
   okdok wrote:
 
   I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a Joomla!
   1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish something
   similar?
 
  --
  Respectfully,
 
  Ethan Mateja
 
  +++
  Packetforwardwww.packetforward.com




-- 
Respectfully,

Ethan Mateja

+++
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[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-19 Thread Charlie





assign a class to UL you want to shift example "left_offset"

($'ul.sf-menu').superfish({
onBeforeShow: function(){
  if ($(this).hasClass("left_offset")) {
  $(this).css("left", "-30px");
   }
  }
   });


Ethan Mateja wrote:
I was able to acheive multiple columns by giving the ul a
width that is n times bigger than the li, where n is the number of
columns desired. -THANX Cy Morris! 
  
I now face an issue where items close to the right hand side of the
screen bleed off with multiple columns. I wonder how I can force the
last few elements in the UL to have the multi-columns open to the left?
Any tips?
  
-cheers
  
  On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 7:18 AM, okdok ethan.mat...@gmail.com
wrote:
  
Can anyone provide me an example of how I can modify supersubs.js to
create a multi-column dropdown?

Thanks!

On May 16, 12:46pm, Ethan Mateja ethan.mat...@gmail.com
wrote:
 Thanks for the prompt reply!

 I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:

 Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and
styling in a
 manner similar to the link below?

 http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html

 I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and
have just
 gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my
head around
 is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly
appreciated.



 On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com
wrote:
  you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with
supersubs.js

  okdok wrote:

  I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a
Joomla!
  1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish
something
  similar?

 --
 Respectfully,

 Ethan Mateja

 +++
 Packetforwardwww.packetforward.com

  
  
  
  
  
-- 
Respectfully, 
  
Ethan Mateja
  
+++
Packetforward
  www.packetforward.com






[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-19 Thread Charlie





I read that wrong, what I proposed shifts the 1st level subs to the
left, to get second level subs to show on left side instead of right,
assign some class like "show_left" to second tier of subs

if ($(this ).hasClass("show_left")) {
  $(this).css("left", "-10em");// if using
supersubs, or variable width UL's have to test parent UL for width and
use that value instead of "-10em"
  }

Ethan Mateja wrote:
I was able to acheive multiple columns by giving the ul a
width that is n times bigger than the li, where n is the number of
columns desired. -THANX Cy Morris! 
  
I now face an issue where items close to the right hand side of the
screen bleed off with multiple columns. I wonder how I can force the
last few elements in the UL to have the multi-columns open to the left?
Any tips?
  
-cheers
  
  On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 7:18 AM, okdok ethan.mat...@gmail.com
wrote:
  
Can anyone provide me an example of how I can modify supersubs.js to
create a multi-column dropdown?

Thanks!

On May 16, 12:46pm, Ethan Mateja ethan.mat...@gmail.com
wrote:
 Thanks for the prompt reply!

 I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:

 Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and
styling in a
 manner similar to the link below?

 http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html

 I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and
have just
 gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my
head around
 is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly
appreciated.



 On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com
wrote:
  you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with
supersubs.js

  okdok wrote:

  I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a
Joomla!
  1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish
something
  similar?

 --
 Respectfully,

 Ethan Mateja

 +++
 Packetforwardwww.packetforward.com

  
  
  
  
  
-- 
Respectfully, 
  
Ethan Mateja
  
+++
Packetforward
  www.packetforward.com






[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-18 Thread okdok

Can anyone provide me an example of how I can modify supersubs.js to
create a multi-column dropdown?

Thanks!

On May 16, 12:46 pm, Ethan Mateja ethan.mat...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for the prompt reply!

 I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:

 Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and styling in a
 manner similar to the link below?

 http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html

 I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and have just
 gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my head around
 is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly appreciated.

 On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
   you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with supersubs.js

  okdok wrote:

  I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a Joomla!
  1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish something
  similar?

 --
 Respectfully,

 Ethan Mateja

 +++
 Packetforwardwww.packetforward.com


[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-16 Thread Charlie





you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with supersubs.js

okdok wrote:

  I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a Joomla!
1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish something
similar?

  






[jQuery] Re: Superfish - Multi-Column Dropdown

2009-05-16 Thread Ethan Mateja
Thanks for the prompt reply!

I took a peek at supersubs.js and my question is this:

Is it just a matter of adding an extra div tag between ul's and styling in a
manner similar to the link below?

http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_41.html

I have been working with suckerfish menu's for a year or so and have just
gotten into the multicolumn feature. What I have yet to wrap my head around
is how to create the second column. Any examples are greatly appreciated.



On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:

  you can put columns into the sub menus fairly easily with supersubs.js


 okdok wrote:

 I would like to integrate a multi-column superfish into a Joomla!
 1.5.10 production site. Has anyone been able to accomplish something
 similar?







-- 
Respectfully,

Ethan Mateja

+++
Packetforward
www.packetforward.com