>>
>> Did you dev this site? If so, 2 questions.
>
> I did.
>
>> What's keeping the sub menu visible when you mouse down into it, as
>> the containing LI doesn't remain around it (as seen by using the
>> web-inspector in Chrome)?
>
> I believe that it is this:
>
> NAV UL LI:hover > UL {
> display: block;
> }
>
> Not sure what you mean by "the containing LI doesn't remain around
> it". The secondary UL is part of the LI.
Because the submenu UL is position:absolute, the containing LI's
height doesn't match the height of both itself PLUS the submenu,
leading me to believe the parent LI isn't being hovered over while the
mouse is on the submenu.
>
>> What happens if someone's touch device doesn't trigger the menu?
>
> I don't know. I haven't found a device where the touch doesn't work.
> I have only tried iPhone and Android. What device are you thinking of?
Windows uses pointer events (as opposed to touch events), which - I
believe - don't fire mouse events like :hover. I may be wrong, which
is why I was asking for resources...
This is starting to go OT for css-d, so please con't (and others can
chime in) off-list... unless this comes back around to CSS-only
dropdowns handling the above-mentioned issues. :)
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