The selector "ul li li" is valid, of course.
my point is to not confuse someone with a css problem by having to
change css selectors that work, and is the basis for structure of the
css in superfish
jQuery would work also with same selector $("ul li li"). The html
needs to be vaild for sure but OP was css
Šime Vidas wrote:
It viola
Šime Vidas wrote:
It violates the standard and you should avoid such practice.
Proper nesting:
First
One
Two
Second
Please, put a demo of the problem online...
It's perfectly ok to omit the 's in your css selector, but the HTML
It violates the standard and you should avoid such practice.
Proper nesting:
First
One
Two
Second
Please, put a demo of the problem online...
UL LI LI will still work as CSS selector. The second LI is still a
descendant of the first one, regradless of it's parent and the css is
written that way.
Šime Vidas wrote:
You mean UL LI UL LI, instead of UL LI LI?
Because you're not supposed to put LIs inside LIs...
You mean UL LI UL LI, instead of UL LI LI?
Because you're not supposed to put LIs inside LIs...
Jeremy:
the menu does work pretty well in ie6. It's a bit of a tangle to skin
and develop a drop down menu.
I've found that building the menu alone would isolate your problems.
There are sometimes styles that you've applied to the menu previously
that effect the functionality of the menu. So cre
Hi John,
What happens if you float the anchor elements as well as the li
elements? I know this often helps IE6 behave more consistently in
these situations.
If you want to remove the possibility of the Superfish JS interfering
(I doubt it is though) then just remove the JS code and also remove
t
I have solved the problem listed below by adding a width to the secondary UL
Ul.dropdown li ul {
display: none;
position: absolute;
top: 2em;
left: 0;
width:12em;
}
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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegrou
I'm having a very similar problem. Here's a short screencast of the
issue.
http://screencast.com/t/ifi0GiudW
First, I show how the menus are supposed to work (in Firefox), then I
flip over to Internet Explorer 6.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
ptoly...
try making the 's position:relative;
this helps me out of a few of ie6 link bugs
j
On Dec 18, 8:48 pm, ptoly wrote:
> Hello All,
> Very odd behavior in IE6 that is driving me crazy.
>
> http://ymf.org
>
> Take a look at the drop down menus in IE6 (work fine in FF, Safari,
> IE7). Can
Hi there,
I set up a test page and got the menu working in IE. Here are some
things I changed:
1) removed width:100% from menu.css as shown below. That was making IE
stretch the link to full width meaning that they no longer floated
together horizontally:
.nav ul li,
.nav a {
width: 100
Nevermind. the problem has been solved. I had been using the sfhover
extension on all my pages, and I should've only used them on the pages
with flash objects. Should be working great now. but if anyone sees
otherwise, I'd appreciate a head's up!
Happy new Year!
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