I'm really happy to hear that we solved this issue and that you are
pleased with the end result. I appreciate your offer of a donation,
but that's not necessary thanks all the same. Your issue helped to
solidify the pathClass feature so it was a good exercise - cheers!
Joel Birch.
Joel,
It looks like you nailed it. You can see the working menu here:
http://secure2.vqcdesigns.com/~hbgrc/
The only other "issue" I could find is that IE6 disregards the child
selectors for the active state on the main tabs, but that's obviously
not your doing.
I can't thank you enough for he
One more suggestion to really hit your menu out of the park. Try
adding something like this type of thing:
.item62.sfHover > a {
background-image: url(../images/nav-regional-chamber-over.jpg);
}
...to your main tabs so that the 'active' look is applied to them.
Sorry I had to be brief a
I have had a go at finding a better solution for this and now have a
version of Superfish that seems to work well. The discussed fixes have
been refined, plus the pathClass behaviour now works like it should in
that the current path is NOT refreshed if you mouseout of the current
path (as the corr
Hi Drew,
Here is another quick patch I've worked out for you. Remove that other
line I gave you (the one that manually applies hideSuperfishUl on
document ready. Then alter the following line of Superfish.js:
CHANGE THIS:
o.$path = $('li.'+o.pathClass,this).each(function(){
TO THIS:
o.$path = $
Joel,
Sooo close. That worked like a charm...however, once you actually
hover over the menu, the dropdowns are back to their old tricks and
the active dropdowns appear. Is there any way you can think of around
this? I assume this is all because of the pathClass.
Is it possible to achieve the
Thanks Drew, sorry I overlooked that issue. Here's another hack to
solve that one. Add the following line inside your document ready
block, after the Superfish initialisation code:
$('ul.superfish li li').hideSuperfishUl();
That will close the last level of submenu. Sorry for another hacky
solut
Hi Joel,
Thanks a lot for taking the time to look into this. Your solution
does stop the dropdowns from staying open, which was a problem, so
that's great.
Perhaps I didn't state the biggest problem clearly though...if you
actually click on a link from a dropdown, (for example, go to the
About
If the 'if' is removed from the out function, the menu almost works
perfectly. The only downside is that the current second tier menu is
'refreshed' when you mouseout rather than simply staying revealed. It
disappears then animates back in as if it is being restored as it
would if you moused out f
Just as I hit "send" I realised that you are indeed wanting to use the
pathClass for the second tier of menu. The pathClass feature was only
ever tested to work with two tiers unfortunately, so it makes sense
that this bug exists. I'll have to have a think about what would be
required to make this
Hi Drew,
If you remove the pathClass option, everything works fine. You don't
seem to be using that feature so it should not be in the options
object. Remove this line:
pathClass : 'active',
It looks like you could remove the bgIframe plugin also as you have
not included the intialisation code f
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