I was messing around with the Suckerfish code, on this page:
http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/example/
and i was a little confused by something...
when you hover over the list items, the backround color changes with
this simple rule:
#nav li:hover, #nav li.sfhover {
background: #eda;
}
I would have assumed that the 'previous' list item background-color
doesnt stick... because once u move from pretend the 2nd level list
item to the 3rd, aka moving the mouse from Percoidei to Remoras to
Echeneis,... then you are not hovered over the previous list item, and
it should revert back to normal color.
so while u r on Echeneis, the previous 2 chosen list items shouldnt be
highlighted right?...
my only reasoning to contradict this is if the browsers view
absolutely positioned objects within another absolutely positioned
objects (like a ul within another ul) as still being hovered over
since it is a child item... is this why it works?
thanks,
Arian
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