[jQuery] Re: superfish shadow width problem

I had to nudge some other style to get everything working. Try this ul.sf-menu li li.sfHover ul { left: 12em; /* match ul width */ } ul.sf-menu li li li.sfHover ul { left: 12em; /* match ul width */ } and I also had to do this to get the

[jQuery] Re: Cross domain problems

The problem arises when you're on http://username.example.com/ and you want to make an ajax request to http://example.com/ or you're on http://example.com and you want to make a ajax request to http://ajax.example.com/ You'll have cross-domain issues since the domains aren't the same. But since

[jQuery] Re: .stop in it's own sentence?

.stop(); do not forget () Geir wrote: Hi! Is it right that I have to put .stop in it's own sentence? Like: $('#K_meny li') .stop; $('#K_meny li').animate({.. } , 1000); And not: $('#K_meny li') .stop.animate({.. } , 1000); I've got some errors with

[jQuery] Re: Return False does not work in some conditions

There is no such function as jQuery.sleep(). When you added that line, it caused a JavaScript error when tried to execute it, which stopped your remaining code (the return false) from being executed. Don't you have Firebug? Go get it right now and enable its Console and Script tabs for your test