this response refers to a specific use in a CMS, in this case Joomla.
Admin of a menu in a CMS has nothing to do with extensibility of the
markup or script functionality.
you can extend the markup virtually indefinitely without any css or
script mods by continuous nesting of UL's. Of course there are limits
on viewport and reasonable user experience that would come in to play
after a while
Rafael Vargas wrote:
Hello Jeremy,
I don't know the limit, but the levels are created on the "menu item
manager". I just created a chain of menu and submenu items just by
assigning the "parent item". This is done in Joomla :
- Under Menu, select your menu. "Top menu" for example. The "menu item
manager" opens.
- There should be at least two items; lets imagine there is a "home",
an "intro" and a "board" item. Click on the "intro" item and the "menu
item edit" opens.
- On the "menu item details" section, go to the box that says "parent
item" and select "home". Save, and this will return you to "menu item
manager".
You should see that "intro" is now an item under "home". If you repeat
the process for "board" and assign "intro" as the parent, then the
"menu item manager" will show "board" under "intro", under "home". This
is now the "Top menu".
Now go to "module manager" and click on the "Superfish menu". On
"Module parameters"->"Menu name", select the ID that identifies the
top menu (in my case is the word "topmenu"). Apply or save, then
preview.
Best regards.
rafa.
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Jeremy <jeremywil...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I see a few post about this, but how does one extend Superfish to
accept a third level? In my experience it cuts is limited to two
submenus.
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