I have a problem though. Try www.eduaider.com -> push "Events" in the top menu bar. Why does the rest of the 1. level menus, jump under the 2. level menu?
As far as I can see the menu from 2. level appears underneath the 1. level when there are subnodes - how do you wish to render the subnodes? Should they be rendered in a section for themselves?
I must admit that I have not been playing around with this package but I think thee should be a parameter allowing you to select the depth of how many levels should be included in the navigation.
I would like a navigationbar where 1 level is aligned on the top, and second level menuitems dropsdown underneath them as you push the first level button. Some CSS rendering or Javascript would be nice.
I think you can benefit from reading this article where it's shown how to make the dropdown with pure CSS and make sure it's also going to work in IE6: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns
Then it should be a matter of adding a click event with jquery to make sure it does not dropdown before the menu item is clicked.
Question: Second level breaks the line, why?
Hello, Very nice packages.
I have a problem though. Try www.eduaider.com -> push "Events" in the top menu bar. Why does the rest of the 1. level menus, jump under the 2. level menu?
Best Regards
Klaus
Hi Klaus
What do you expect to happen?
As far as I can see the menu from 2. level appears underneath the 1. level when there are subnodes - how do you wish to render the subnodes? Should they be rendered in a section for themselves?
I must admit that I have not been playing around with this package but I think thee should be a parameter allowing you to select the depth of how many levels should be included in the navigation.
Hope this helps.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
I would like a navigationbar where 1 level is aligned on the top, and second level menuitems dropsdown underneath them as you push the first level button. Some CSS rendering or Javascript would be nice.
Any idea how to make such menu?
//Klaus
Hi Klaus
I think you can benefit from reading this article where it's shown how to make the dropdown with pure CSS and make sure it's also going to work in IE6: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns
Then it should be a matter of adding a click event with jquery to make sure it does not dropdown before the menu item is clicked.
Hope this helps.
/Jan
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