Hi Robin,
You can always control the Sub Level arrows by a new CSS class. You
can get the extra class into your nav via jQuery without needing to
edit Joels script, by just adding...
$(document).ready(function(){
// normal Superfish Call
$("ul.nav").superfish({
hoverClass : "sfHover",
delay : 750,
animation : {opacity:"show"},
speed : 250
});
// navigation add subfish to indicate more navigation
$('.nav li li:has(ul) > a').addClass('subfish');
});
Then just edit your CSS by adding...
.nav a.subfish {background:url(nav-bg-sub-fish.png) no-repeat;}
.nav a.subfish:focus,.nav a.subfish:hover,.nav a.subfish:active
{color:#347094;background:url(nav-bg-sub-sub.png) no-repeat 0 -24px;}
Obvioulsy changing names and variables as you need.
Its all in the CSS not so much the script at all.
I have an example http://jquerystuff.net/random/superfish/ if that
helps explain.
Cheers
Stephen
