I am having an issue using the Cut & Paste jQuery Mega Menu [URL].. I am using it on the main page of my future forum (test forum is here [URL].. It's the button labeled 'Forum Categories'). The mega menu works fine on the main page of the forum, but once I drill down into the forums, the mega menu no longer works. The mega menu ONLY works on the index of the forum.
I have a mega menu that when the main menu items is hovered over the mega menu the div is displayed. I want to keep the div from being shown off the right of the browser screen. I have the following that determines the amount a div is off the right of the browser:
Code: function keepMenuLeft(){ var div_width = $("li.hovering div").width();
I am quite new to jquery and like it so far, dipping my feet but getting them very wet!
I wonder if someone with knowledge could steer me in the right direction regarding the conflict I have with my Mega Menu and my Content Slider at sample page, [URL].. as you can see the Mega Menu appears under the Content Slider,.
im using a mega men dropdown and inside there a series of ul's. On focus of the top nav the megamenu plugin fires and the dropdown opens.. I can then tab through all the unordered list links inside and it moves across untill it gets ot the end of the navigation. What I can't work out is how I activate the .blur event if the next tabindex is not inside the mega menu.
I'm currently trying to build a vertical mega menu as all the ones on the net seem to be set up for horizontal menus. I'm struggling a bit on a certian point as I'm not a very strong Javascript user.It places the mega menu under the button but i want it to appear to the side of the button and be flush with the top of it. I have made it appear to the side but I cant seem to make it run flush with the top of the button, it appears at the bottom of the button.The buttons are 142px wide and 28 in height.
I have the mega menu implemented on several sites. The implementations are based off of the tutorial on the site. I just found out that the menu will not work in Safari 2.0 on the Mac. I guess there are still users out there refusing to upgrade.
Using the latest jquery library it won't work at all. If you use the 1.2.3 version as does the hoverintent plugin website it will work except it doesn't display correctly. It seems it shows the hidden div, but doesn't render the background color. I set up a test page here using the example from the tutorial on the site:[URL]..
I'm trying to style a form using jquery, but it's not working, specifically the replacement of the (required) text with * or **. what is wrong with my code:
I am working on getting this script to work on my page but can't get the hovered anchor to maintain it's state when moving to the mega menu. I'm hoping to have a tabbed look to the drop down much like at[URL]..
However, being new to jQuery this looks a bit daunting the way this script was written. I've seen examples coded much more simply than this one. This one seems like the author was trying to obfuscate the intent behind the code.
Is there an easy way to modify this code to allow for the anchor that triggers the event to maintain it's hover state even when moving to the drop-down?
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'm having a little issue with assigning a slideDown / slideUp effect to my Mega nav. The problem is that when hovering over the individual tab the slidedown effect causes all submenus to slidedown at the same time, instead of the individual tab over which I am hovering. I'm sure that there is a simple way to fix this - I've tried first child, calling specific divs etc, but without success.here's the menu
does anybody know, where i can find a docu or a forum for this jquery Plugin:[URL]... I'm searching for a way to exclude some of the columns from the filtering - i just dont want the possibillity to filter these columns and i guess there must be a kind of optioni for this case..
In addition to an accordion-related problem in IE (see http://forum.jquery.com/topic/jquery-accordion-click-not-working-in-ie#14737000002219027), I'm having a headache regarding drop down menus. Again, this is only in IE (version 8) - every other browser in the known galaxy responds well to the JS and the HTML setup. The idea is there's a horizontal nav bar of five 'blocks', each with a heading. Hover over the heading and the 'block' (actually an <li>) extends to accommodate a small sentence underneath with a link. Hover off, and the block shrinks back to its original form, with the link hidden. All good in FF, Opera, Safari, Chrome. In IE, though, the <li> block doesn't extend - the link is shown beneath it, but it's outside its frame and looks awful.
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I'd love to ignore this but I don't know how to tell my client "It's all good, just don't use Internet Explorer".
It's just a simple jquery pricing calculator. The problem is the original code given was for checkboxes only I suppose. I am wanting to use list/menu as well. The list menu works and adds the values fine in FF, but not in IE
I just started with jquery because I need a solution for a website that doesn't involve flash. I found this tutorial [URL]and I tried to modify the code without realy knowing what I'm doing, needless to say, it's not working at all.
Basically I have the same idea for my menu but it looks a bit different, instead of using a line underneath the links I want the scroller-image to tween on the x-axis with the white line stopping in the middle of each button. I made the image to fill the whole page so that it covers the scroller-line image underneath, I want the effect of a line expanding and contracting and this is the only way I could figure to do it.
I made a form, but I don't want just anyone to be able to use it. So I was wondering if it was possible for the page to check if they were logged into my forum.
I need to change the way a form on my page works. As currently when you enter in the form information and hit send, you get sent to another page that loads up for testing purposes a basic 'message sent' message. I want the HTML page to load within the ID#Contact which is stylized with a width and a height. I've been directed to the following procedure but I don't know how to make it come together.
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i am trying to create a very simple drop menu using jquery, bt when i am attaching the event to li's which have further ul inside it, it showing very strange behavior in firefox and in IE, it not showing propely the sub menu, zindex problem.