You can of course use my (minor) modification under an MIT license. Since Superfish 1.4.8 is offered under both MIT and GPL, you are free to create your own fork. This plugin still gets tons of use, I think it would be good for the community to have a more current release. You should start a google code project for it.
-Jason On Jan 10, 2:12 pm, decola <decola...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Im really wondering where the developer of this project ... anyway i > made some enhancements to superfish by myself. Am i allowed to copy > and paste your code into my work. > > Because if the developer of superfish does not answer i will maybe > make an own project like "superfish menu enhanced" or so. > > so far decola > > On 7 Jan., 20:55, Jason Denizac <j.deni...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > Superfish is a jQuery plugin for progressive enhancement of suckerfish- > > style HTML/CSS drop-down menus. It can be found > > athttp://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/ > > > The original Superfish plugin used jQuery's hide() method, which sets > > an inline css attribute of display: none on the hidden menus. This has > > the unintended effect of making screen readers skip over the submenus. > > Since screen readers cannot easily trigger the hover event, this > > effectively blocks them from accessing any of the sub menu items. > > > This modification changes the css technique used to hide the menus > > visually while leaving them available for screen readers. > > > You can grab the updated code herehttp://jsbin.com/useku > > > (Apologies if this is the wrong place for this posting - the author of > > the original Superfish plugin mentioned this list as the place for > > support for the plugin. Thanks!) > > > Jason Denizac
