I'm testing superfish for a project.It works well, but I have a problem in that the total menu is very large - approx 1200 items.I suppose it must be quite possible to load sub-menus with ajax.I've searched - found others looking, but cant find an 'off the shelf' solution.And despite too long playing around I concede that my javascript isnt up to the job.I can get a simple test page running ok, using .load to pull submenu from server and inject it, but I cant figure out how to roll it into superfish.
I have successfully installed superfish-powered drop-down menus in my horizontal nav bar, but I get an irritating (and inconsistent) issue when I click on a nav link: the drop-down menus briefly "flash" down as the new page loads. In fact the page as a whole flashes. This behavior only occurs in IE8 (haven't tried 7) - Firefox, Safari,Chrome are all fine. The url is: peacefulnations.org
I'm usingSuperfish for a popout context menu and it works up to a point, then the screen gets littered with the visible submenu items that are no where near their parent.I have several "views", and 250 things with menus on 1 page seems OK, but 450 is not. I don't have one in between at the moment. Also, my "pages" are in jqueryUI tabs, the tab divs have a table in them, the table td's is where I'm sticking the ul for the menus. I have have many tabs and they all work, even with over 600 in total, it's just the one table with over 400 rows that doesn't look right.Is there some technical limitation on applying sf-menu class to a UL as a child to a table where it hits a ceiling, or do i need to make a mockup test case to figure out what's going on?
I'm working on a project that uses mega menus. Mega Joomla mega menu URL... was put into place before the project was handed off to me . The only problem with it, is that when you are browsing the site on an iOS device (ipad, iphone, etc), and you press on a main menu item, it goes straight to the page it links to instead of opening up the mega menu like the 'hover' is supposed to do.I was looking at Superfish and it looks like it meets my requirements of having the menu be CSS based (so it degrades nicely when JS is turned off), accessible (you can tab through the menu) AND it appears that when you are on an iOS device, you can touch the menu item once, and it will open the menu, touch it twice and it will go to the link which is what I need (i tested this with the sample menu given on the Superfish site).
I've tried to set it up but it's not working and I think it's because it's not expecting children <ul>'s. Mine are all being hidden. I've read through this thread URL... and according to Charlie, Superfish is supposed to work with children <ul>'s and <div>'s but I just can't get mine to work.Is there anyway to adapt Superfish to this?
I have a menu that I've already set up with ALA's CSS Sprites2.I have to add a drop down menu into the mix. What would be the best way to achieve this, or rather what would I need to change in the Superfish scripts to get this to work?
I want to use the Superfish menu plugin but with 1 more behavior: when the user clicks outside the menu, the menu closes. (or clicks anywhere, doesn't matter). This way I can have a large delay and just tell people to close the menu by clicking outside the menu, which will improve greatly the usability of the menu.
when someone tabs through with the keyboard, and presses enter on a link, it triggers the click event on that link (which is good) but then the menu stays open.. In my case, I'm not directing the user to a new page, just loading up ajax content, so the menus just hang there open.I want to close them after a click/pressing enter.Or should this go with my gripes about keyboard navigation.
I've got 4 subnav buttons; each has at least a sub menu; some subs have a subsub menu. My problem is, if I mouseover one of the four main subnav buttons, and then DO NOT choose a sub menu option, but instead mouseover (say) the next of the four buttons, the first sub menu stays displayed.
This only happens if I'm mousing horizontally across the buttons -- i.e., if I mouseover a button, move the mouse pointer above the button, the menu will disappear as it should and it all works correctly.
I've attached a screenshot illustrating how all 4 menus can be open at once.
This is a snippet of the relevant navigation html (2 buttons only):
Is there a way via the jQuery options to limit the display of menus below a certain level using superfish? I realize it is an odd request, but I am using parts of the main nav menu in a variety of places to reduce updating issues. I have 3rd/4th levels which appear within sections of a site, but I do not want them to drop down from the main nav. So, can I set a limit?
implement 2 instances of superfish menus on one page? I would like to place a primary navigation menu above the header, and a secondary nav-menu below the header. I've "kind of" managed to do it with the help of Google and by reading quite a few blogs, but I think I'm doing it the wrong way by just duplicating the whole JS folder and renaming things.
Plus, I don't know how to style the menus. So, how would YOU implement 2 Superfish JavaScript menus on ONE page?
I can get them both to display but I need to style each one differently I have copied the basic styles and renamed them xx2 and then renamed the ul class to match but it doesn't like it!
When the number of menus (including a menu and its submenus) reach a particular number, then after that rest of the menus are not getting displayed. Is there any settings available to restrict number of menus in superfish?
Trying to get the Superfish menus to work in vertical mode, whereby each list item is a single line, and the next menu down sits to the right of that menu. For normal horizontal menus you use the Supersubs option when you call Superfish, but the superfish-vertical.css you need to make the menus layout vertically, seem to overwrite the widths of the UL's and LI's.
I've cranked up the numbers for sensitivity, interval, and timeout, and the site seems totally unresponsive to my changes. I've double-checked that hoverintent.js is being called, and it definitely is.
i'm having with a superfish menu i have tried to add to my wordpress site.The menu seems to work fine for the base-level (top parent pages) menu items.But the drop down menus seem to flash on screen for just a second and then disappear when the mouse hovers over the menu items.To see an example, please check out the top menu on this temporary development page: http:[url].....I have tried adjusting the z-index in superfish.css file but it doesn't seem to be having any effect.
I've used the ajax function to load in data like "click the submit button, ajax executes output.php and throws in back into a div tag in theform.php."
But what if I have a multiple dropdown menus that submit the form and need to be reloaded depending on the previous dropdown menu's value? How would I set up the ajax so those are loaded without a refresh?
I have a new and seemingly huge new project to work onWe have a database that our database administrator is willing to run a script on nightly.The result of this action will be a CVS file containing information that is specific to my departments needs.At first, I need to present visitors to my site with a way to pear the data down to a more manageable sizePrior to displaying the CSV file contents, I thought I would display a set of column headers with checkboxes. Using the checkboxes, I'd like to give visitors to my site the ability to decide which columns of data they want to hide or display.
After they've made their selections and pressed an "OK" button, I'd like to display the remaining contents of the CSV file as a table in a seperate windowThe next part is very Excel like..At the top of each column, I'd like to include a series of drop down menus that visitors to my site can use to filter the list further.In my case, I don necessarily know every possible value for any given column. For example, imagine that one column contains city, another state and the third contains zip code. I could assume all 50 states in the union, however the actual data might also include Puerto Rico and the US Virgin islands. Or I might assume every zipcode in the US, however the actual data might include zip codes for Canada, etc... For this reason, I would like to populate the drop down menus dynamically.
I have the following code to load some pages into a div using the load function. When I click one of the links though, nothing happens. I have read a couple of books on JQuery and looking at the examples they give, this looks correct so I am at a loss.
I was basically trying to follow several tutorials to get a superfish menu working on my website, but I don't seem to be able to get it to work.I included both the superfish.css and the superfish.js in my website's header; both paths are corrent and point to the designated file.I then included the superfish function in my header like this:
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('ul.sf-menu').superfish({ delay: 1000, // one second delay on mouseout animation: {opacity:'show',height:'show'}, // fade-in and slide-down animation
[code]....
The corresponding <ul> element has the required sf-menu class, but still there are no animations, no fading, no delays, just the plain css functionality provided by the superfish.css.
I am trying to make a form where the user is only able to select an option from one of the drop down menus and if they click both then submit an error should pop up telling them to select just one. Now I have found this code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"'> <!-- function validateForm(){[code]....
the first problem is that my menu must be named "id[2]2" which causes a problem due to the bracketed 2 and the 2 after. Is there any way around that?the second problem I forsee is that this will only work with 1 drop down box being unselected. I need a code that will give the warning if nothing is selected OR if something is selected in both drop downs.
I'm loading some page content with the ajax load event. The loaded content contains some <script> function calls. These appear to get evaluated, but the script ( a google map ) doesn't perform as expected.
Is the inline function run with the code on its page, or with the scripts on the page I'm loading it into?
