Thanks Joel. appreciate the response.
I have used a hybrid of a slide out menu and a drop down as the third level.
I had cleared my cache, used the alt/refresh technique etc. and still cannot
see the drop down portion of the menu. I had a collegue do the same and he
can see what I see which as
Actually it is sorted now... using
ul.SubCategories{margin: 0px;height:800px}
So it was a css issue.
Thanks anyways for the help.
Cheers, Wes
Wessa wrote:
Thanks Joel. appreciate the response.
I have used a hybrid of a slide out menu and a drop down as the third
level. I had
Ah okay I see now. I thought you meant the second level of menu was
not appearing and I wasn't aware of the third level. I now do see that
your third level menus are not responding to the IE z-index fix, and
fortunately I can see why. An element needs to be position:relative or
absolute to have
On 10/9/07, Wessa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually it is sorted now... using
ul.SubCategories{margin: 0px;height:800px}
So it was a css issue.
Okay so applying that height sort of gets around the IE bugs, but it
is not a good solution because then the ul.subCategories have 800px
height and
I am having trouble with this fix myself. http://growthbooks.com - the
superfish drop down menu is not working in ie6 (windows xp sp2) or ie7
(windows xp sp2). I applied the z-index:999 to the .nav element and the drop
down is still not showing. It works fine in firefox/safari etc..
Any clues
Hi Wessa,
I have checked your link and the menu is actually working in both IE6
and IE7. May I suggest you attempt to reload the page in a way that
avoids the cache? Holding Alt down when clicking the refresh button
seems to ignore the cache successfully on my PC.
I notice however, that you
Wow, thank you for the support, both of you!
I'm just uploading the changes now, the wrong selector for the older
jquery I'm using was a big mixup for me.
Removed the bgiframe code as I didn't need it, and made the navigation
target more specific (I think I noticed a loading speed increase
Wow, thank you for the support, both of you!
I'm just uploading the changes now, the wrong selector for the older
jquery I'm using was a big mixup for me.
Removed the bgiframe code as I didn't need it, and made the navigation
target more specific (I think I noticed a loading speed increase
Firstly, thank you both for your excellent support!
Especially with the jQuery 1.3.1.1 version of suckerfish to enable,
that went right by me :)
I have put in a more specific selector to init Superfish (i've noticed
in firefox already that it runs faster!), and have also applied z-
index to the
On 10/1/07, Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, it still does not appear to work :(
When I visit your pages now, the menu works fine. I'm not sure why you
would be seeing the issues you are now. I'm not sure how to test for
problems when I can't reproduce them. Maybe someone else can check
Sorry Joel, I should point out what version of Internet Explorer I'm
using too - It is Internet Explorer 6, with Windows XP sp2.
I have been able to find my problem - internet explorer with its
dastardly cache!
The link above points to one with two working dropdowns, on project
and company.
The
Hi Brett,
This sounds like one of IE's many CSS bugs, but it's easy to fix.
Simply add z-index:999; to the .nav element in the Superfish CSS file.
Obviously you have the z-index on .nav li which is correct, but you
will also need to to add it to .nav to make IE work properly. I have
tested this
On 10/1/07, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$(.nav).superfish({
animation : { opacity:show,height:show},
delay : 250
});
In your case I advise adding more specificity to the selector you use
to initialise Superfish. .nav is a fairly slow selector
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