On 9 Mag, 23:11, Panman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrea, when I changed to hover() the stopPropagation() effected
negatively. Once I removed that it started working ok. Also, what is
variable e when passing it to the function? Thanks
e stands for event (you can use the entire word as well).
Hi, thanks for the reply. I've uploaded what I had to my test site.
http://admin.stma.k12.mn.us/_assets/template/new.tpl.html
I thought the code would get the child ul, entire sub-menu, and
slide up/down. Also looked at Accordion but thought it was more than I
needed. Since, I already have the
not sure but you could try something like this, to get more
specific...
$('#Main_Nav li:has(ul)').mouseover(function(e) {
e.stopPropagation();
$(this).children('ul').slideDown('normal');
}).mouseout(function(e) {
e.stopPropagation();
Getting closer! I changed from using the mouseover() and mouseout() to
hover(). That now seems to be working properly. The only issue at this
point is that it doesn't slide down on the first hover. When the page
loads and the mouse is over the li it just shows the list as the CSS
does. Then when
Andrea, when I changed to hover() the stopPropagation() effected
negatively. Once I removed that it started working ok. Also, what is
variable e when passing it to the function? Thanks
On May 9, 11:25 am, andrea varnier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not sure but you could try something like this, to
Hello, Panman! Welcome.
It would help if you posted a link to your work page.
Without seeing your actual code, it looks like you have every second-
child li sliding up down with every mouseover, which would kind of
explain the problem ;)
To make life easy you could use the jQuery UI Accordion
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