[jQuery] Superfish Feature Request

[WimpLo]

It would be nice if submenus that WOULD HAVE displayed outside the
browser viewable area, to be repositioned so that they appear back
inside the browser's viewable area.

Thank You!

[jQuery] Superfish feature request - disabled items and menus

[Dirty Frank]

I'd like to see an option or method where I can disable a menu, sub
menu, and menu items.
$(ul.sf-menu).superfishDisabled();


Also, I added these lines to the return this.each function to give me
more control over li hovers in IE

var $li = $('li', this);
$li.each(function(){
$(this).hover(function(){$
(this).addClass(o.hoverClass)},function(){$
(this).removeClass(o.hoverClass)})
});

[jQuery] Superfish feature request

[Jesse Klaasse]

For the demo of the latest update/example:
http://www.klaasse.net/superfish-ext/superfish.html
 
New options: 

*   autofit (boolean) - Used to enable intelligent expansion. When a
submenu doesn't fit on screen, the position of the menu is adapted in
order to make it fit as good as possible. 
*   expandClass (string) - Can be used to show submenu indicators
using normal CSS. 

Known issues (tested in Safari 3, Opera 9, IE6, IE7 and FF2): 

*   I'm using + 1 in my calculations to include
border/margin/padding stuff in the width() and height() results. I would
like to find a more robust solution; 
*   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 also seems to happen using the original Superfish menu! 
*   IE6 seems to handle the variable width top level (width:auto)
incorrectly. A solution, anyone? 

If anyone can think of a solution to any of these issues, please let me
know!

[jQuery] Superfish feature request

[Jesse Klaasse]

I am thoroughly enjoying the Superfish menu.. However, I would love to
see the following option: when a submenu falls outside of the window,
it's position should be adapted in order to fit. Just like most
operating systems handle menus when they don't fit.. Would this be
possible? It could be called something like 'forceFit' or so.. Thanks in
advance!
 
(The simplest approach would probably be to check if a ul's offset
left plus it's width exceeds the window width, and adjust x position
accordingly.. Likewise, this could be done for the vertical position)