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 .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
you for trying though.
With the same markup and css using the original son of suckerfish _javascript_
the menus work as expected. With the modified jquery equivalent without the
fadeIn calls the menus work fine. With the animations IE chokes. All of this
was stated in the original post.
Olivier percebois-Garve wrote:
>
> This seems purely a css issue. Use editcss in FF to strip down your css
> so that u can find out what is causing your problem.
> Also try the css from the son of suckerfish article.
> But remember that suckerfish is not a unlimited level menu, since you
> need to add to the css for each additionnal level.
>
> olivvv
>
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