first, thanks for superfish... it seems to be the best solution for search friendly drop down menus!
working on integrating superfish with a joomla website. here's the situation. three level menu structure, organized very much like: http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/all-horizontal-example/ however, joomla automatically assigns 'active' class to the top level menu list item as well as the current list item. this means the second level requires a mouse hover to be seen. since the CMS is generating the list, it would be easier to customize superfish.js than change the cms what i would like is for all children of an 'active' item to be shown. i tried this tweaking pathClass : 'active', pathClass : 'active ul', pathClass : 'active ul li', pathClass : 'active li', but, none of those worked. i also tried tinkering with superfish.js o.$path = $('li.'+o.pathClass,this).each(function(){ $(this).addClass(o.hoverClass+' '+bcClass) .filter(hasUl()).removeClass(o.pathClass); }); something like this: $('li.'+o.pathClass+' ul li',this) again, didn't work. this code is a bit condensed and i'm not sure what to do to get it working this way i'd like. any ideas? THANKS!
