[solved] Wayfinder dropdown-menu [IE7 BUG!]

okay, i see (...a bit clearer...)

maybe also try my suggestion with parentRowTpl, without setting the template to blank, and see what happens...

I diden’t notice your past post with "insert code in jmultilevel" before now... hmm!

But if i do it and return my wayfinder call to the previous one, page goes blank!

Just to be sure i inserted the code correctly here is an extract from jmultilevel.config.php

$level = 3;
$hereClass ="active";

$outerTpl = ’@CODE:<div id="navigation">
$parentRowTpl = ’@CODE:<li[+wf.classes+]>[+wf.linktext+][+wf.wrapper+]</li>’;
<ul class="nav superfish">
[+wf.wrapper+]
</ul>
</div>’;

like this, sorry my post wasn’t clear

I don’t understand this solution completely but it works nicely!!

Now finally, how do i target the new menu items in my css? Before with &categoryFoldersTpl i could just style <li> and <u> in template css.
Is the best way to give the li a class?´and target in menu css?
$parentRowTpl = ’@CODE:<li class="nav2"[+wf.classes+]>[+wf.linktext+][+wf.wrapper+]</li>’;

...you probably need to style those list elements

there are probably already classes added to the container-list-elements by jquery, you’ll see those if you use firefox-addons like webdeveloper-toolbar or firebug, then check generated source code after DOM is loaded

Quote from: sharkbait at Mar 06, 2009, 12:55 AM

...you probably need to style those list elements

there are probably already classes added to the container-list-elements by jquery, you’ll see those if you use firefox-addons like webdeveloper-toolbar or firebug, then check generated source code after DOM is loaded

Useful toolbar^ figured it out... just discovered something frustrating though.. still ie extra bonus effect

you need an extra stylesheet for the IEs (best with conditional comments in the header), then check the position for the nested <ul> (submenu) in your menu, try change it to position:absolute; or position:relative; on hovered list items

play around with that part of your stylesheet:



you could also try to give your list-elements, or uls, a padding-right, so the linktext got a bit space

try this in your stylesheet, just to see if it has an effect:

Padding problem is fixed! Still trying to get submenus straight. Position: absolute/relative is not really working for me, have tried them on all of my :Hover tags.