One thought is a completely separate nav, absolute position div over
navbar, triggered by hover on image. Could use some big offset CSS to
move superfish navbar off screen when mouse leaves the superfish ,
hover over image displays a fake navbar. Can use onBeforeSHow option of
superfish to
That didn't work to well. This link takes you to what I'm referring
to: http://skitch.com/rexoom/ba8r8/ginger-nin-nav-breakdown
On Jul 10, 1:00 pm, greggo wrote:
> It'll be difficult, given the design, to include the image as a part
> of the navigational list. In case you have any ideas, here's
It'll be difficult, given the design, to include the image as a part
of the navigational list. In case you have any ideas, here's a
breakdown of how I'd like it to work.
http://skitch.com/rexoom/ba8r8/ginger-
nin-nav-breakdown">http://img.skitch.com/20090710-
mr6sp4d5r2a6ief2u59anwdmpy.preview.jp
not sure what to look at. Can put an image in li and class it to have
different display css than other li's. Menu items need to stay in li
for script
also options like onBeForeShow can be helpful to script for different
parts of menu. There's likely a solution that will work in list
structure
artiest! very good!
2009/7/9 greggo
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> I have a navigational element that is distinct from the rest of my
> navigation and is a graphical icon. Therefore, I'm not using the
> standard elements to display it. I'm simply using an tag.
> The tag for that nav element is not being displayed. I do
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