How about having a list as an item of the sublist?
ul
liMenu 1/li
liMenu 2
ul
liMenu 2.1/li
liMenu 2.2/li
/ul
/li
liMenu 3/li
liMenu 4/li
/ul
I'm not overly sure about Suckerfish though, as I don't have it to hand. But
most JS-based menu systems work using lists,
Hi, I am using the suckerfish plugin. How can I make it so I can have a drop
down menu from a drop down menu.
-Menu
|
-menu 1
-menu 2
|
- menu 2.1
- menu 2.2
-menu 3
-menu 4
Thanks
-TJ
___
jQuery
var sfEls = $(#nav li);function(){ $(ul, this).fadeIn(fast); },Could it be because you are not targeting the same element ?
On 9/20/06, abba bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think it is a css issue. If I remove the animation code ( the .hoverfunctions outside of the document.all check ) the
Anyone have any ideas? This one is stumping me big time. A multilevel
suckerfish plugin would be awesome.
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/Suckerfish-conversion-tf2297242.html#a6394522
Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
I don't think it is a css issue. If I remove the animation code ( the .hover
functions outside of the document.all check ) the code works fine. The css
and markup is directly from the pretty example on the son of suckerfish
page. The possibility of a css error is the first thing I checked - thank
Im attempting to use the Jquery suckerfish menu,
which works fantastically with text. However, I am trying to use images for
each parent li, and in IE images are not showing up. Is this not yet working in
IE? It seems fishy in Firefox as well. Perhaps I am not looking at the css
correctly
