[jQuery] Re: Superfish: onBeforeShow and onHide callback functions

Hello, Superfish does not handle closing animations. The main reason for this is that it is surprisingly tricky to do without triggering buggy behaviour and adding too much code bloat to handle those bugs. Doesn't seem worth it to me. Joel Birch.

[jQuery] Re: Superfish: onBeforeShow and onHide callback functions

Hi Joel, I'm using your last version of superfish but I'm having trouble closing the menu with the same effects. So right now to show it i have a slideDown and a fadeIn ({opacity:'show',height:'show'}), and I want to close it with a slideUp and a fadeOut... I've tried in many ways but it seems

[jQuery] Re: Superfish: onBeforeShow and onHide callback functions

Joel, That fixed it. Thanks for your help. Justin On Aug 28, 7:43 pm, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Justin, The onHide callback will fire whenever the function that hides other submenus runs, which it does when moving from submenu to submenu. Hence, it is not suitable for

[jQuery] Re: Superfish: onBeforeShow and onHide callback functions

Hi Justin, The onHide callback will fire whenever the function that hides other submenus runs, which it does when moving from submenu to submenu. Hence, it is not suitable for detecting when the menu is completely idle. Maybe you could add a condition to your onHide function that checks the