The superfish menu is being used here. http://www2.sdnag.com/
Meanwhile I found at least one error in the superfish.js. This script is not using the "no-conflict" function. The superfish menu in itself is a great module but when using it in Joomla 1.5, it causes a lot of problems and there is no support provided for this mootools vs. jquery issue. On Jun 25, 6:12 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > the majority of the problems with superfish integration into Joomla are css > issues. The existing template menu css doesn't get removed when you install > superfish and some of the template css conflicts with superfish > providing a link would help > deboni wrote:Thanks! that seems to be the right approach. However I have no > idea how I should implement that into Joomla. Maybe it has been done before? > On Jun 19, 9:52 pm, Theodore Ni<zyl...@gmail.com>wrote:I don't know the > details behind your specific problem, but a solution may be found at the > following link:http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_LibrariesTeddy > On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 2:42 PM, deboni<des...@debonis.ch>wrote:HiI'm using > your superfish menu on a joomla website. It works perfect, but there seems to > be a conflict with another module which is using mootools.They say the > mootols (seems to be standard on Joomla 1.5) and jquery can not be mixed.Do > you know of any workaround for that problem?The menu is being used here?Best > regardsSilvio
