Charlie, thank you for your time.
I agree it would be easier with a link.
I will get some hosting and move my stuff from localhost to there.
Then I will post a link.
Thanks again for taking the time to help a newbie like me!
On Dec 2, 4:43 am, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
snippets of
Thanks for pointing me into the right direction. I changed
display:block to inline and I got what I wanted.
On Dec 3, 11:03 am, MozreplGuy mozr...@gmail.com wrote:
Charlie, thank you for your time.
I agree it would be easier with a link.
I will get some hosting and move my stuff from localhost
snippets of html won't do much to troubleshoot. 95% likelihood the
problem is css related and css needs to be viewed in the DOM to work
with effectively.
The majority of posts regarding superfish on this board are Joomla
related . You can try searching. The original css gets left in when the
Thanks for your response and your time! I apologize, I still have
everything on localhost. This following is what I could see with
firebug
li class=parent active item1
a class=sf-with-ul href=http://localhost/testsite/;
spanHome/span
span class=sf-sub-indicator »/span
/a
Does this help a bit?
Forgot to mention that I used this plugin for joomla:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/structure-a-navigation/menu-systems/drop-a-tab-menus/6731
This module simply combines superfish with the main menu and automates
the setup configuration. I configured it so it appears vertically
is quite easy, sub UL's are absolute position, change "right" to "left"
in css.
DaveS wrote:
Has anyone modified Superfish vertical menus so the flyout is to the
LEFT? How? Ideas?
Hi BenI think the problem is off using position relative,
change in css
.menu li:hover
{
visibility: inherit;
position:relative;
}
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 3:16 AM, Ben bccar...@gmail.com wrote:
In an ideal Superfish vertical menu setup, you match the width of the
first ul with the offset
many thanks - will do :-)
On May 9, 6:44 pm, Englesos engle...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I have been trying to talk “Superfish” into working as a vertical menu
for phpWebsite (as discussed here) but whatever I do it insists on
staying horizontal.
I looked at the example
add the superfish-vertical.css file to page along with the
superfish.css, and in tag ul class="sf-menu" put class="sf-menu
sf-vertical". Done, menu now vertical
Englesos wrote:
Hi All,
I have been trying to talk “Superfish” into working as a vertical menu
for phpWebsite (as discussed
I've done this with a horizontal superfish, make it go right to left,
not a big difference on vertical style
sf-menu ul's for the sub menus are absolutely positioned, work those
off right side references , look for left floats that now need to be
right etc
the arrow class ( default is
how do you make it drop up?
thanks
Thanks for your help, but it didn't fix the problem :-(
On Feb 13, 2:29 pm, amuhlou amysch...@gmail.com wrote:
the problem is in your css: #mainBg in your css file has overflow:
hidden on it.
when you remove that, the menus work as intended. It does, however,
make the white background for
the problem is in your css: #mainBg in your css file has overflow:
hidden on it.
when you remove that, the menus work as intended. It does, however,
make the white background for the div go away. You can get around
this by adding background-color: #FFF; to #mainLeft instead.
cheers,
~amy
On
Joel, thank you for the help.
Now I have another problem... for some reason, the hover flyouts are
cut-off in FF now. They weren't before. It works fine in IE 7.
Also, I downloaded IE 8 and it doesn't work there either. I realize
IE 8 is new and there might not be a work-around but just
On Jan 30, 7:57 am, bellaluna316 bellaluna...@gmail.com wrote:
RE: Vertical hover. I am trying to do the following and can not
figure out what CSS code controls these things:
Hello,
While I no longer offer general CSS help for Superfish menus, here are
a few pointers:
• Move the
URL http://www.royalmbc.org/joomla/
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 3:57 PM, bellaluna316 bellaluna...@gmail.comwrote:
RE: Vertical hover. I am trying to do the following and can not
figure out what CSS code controls these things:
• Move the bullets off the left edge of both parent and sub
Hi,
The order and specificity of the CSS rules are crucial. The rules you
added to those new classes must be overriding the Superfish rule that
disables the pure CSS reveals so that JS can take control and animate
the submenus in.
Joel Birch.
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