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Hey guys. Has anyone attempted to rewrite csshover.htc (http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html)
using jQuery? I’m using csshover.htc in our clinical portal for a
CSS menu similar to one off of Position is Everything (http://www.positioniseverything.net/css-dropdowns.html).
I’ve modified the CSS slightly to include arrows on anchor tags that
contain submenus. Unfortunately our menu’s larger than that of the sample
at 101 items with 21 submenus. Hovering between menu items in a submenu that
contains around 14 items (it’s a list of departments within a “Reporting”
tab) shows a noticeable delay. I’ve tweaked csshover.htc to use do/while’s
rather than for’s and added a few other optimizations. It typically takes
around 150ms per page for csshover.htc to process now rather than the original
270-300. It just occurred to me that jQuery’s selectors may in fact be
faster than the recursive process Nederlof uses. Plus, a plugin could give the
option to apply the new hover abilities to a specific group of elements rather
than the entire page. Back to the original question, has anyone given this a shot?
Thanks, Matthew Hartman Programmer/Analyst Information Management, ICP Kingston General Hospital (613) 549-6666 x4294 |
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