Superfish make pull-down menu is really convenient and good to use, but also through the parameters provided by Superfish to control the different effects of the drop-down menu, and he does not have a hierarchical limit, in other words, you can write the level menu you want through Superfish.
Official Help Documentation:
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#getting-started
- Begin with a working pure CSS dropdown menu based on nested unordered lists. For each li:hover selector in your CSS, add an equivalent li.sfhover selector. Use
display:none
Rather thanleft:-9999em
To hide submenus. To do this step easy, there is cross-browser CSS files for a variety of menu types available in the download section of This site.<link href="superfish.css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen">
- Link to the Superfish.js file (after including jQuery) using a script tag in the head of your document.
<scriptsrc=" Jquery.js "></script > <script src=< Span class= "token punctuation" > "Superfish.js" ></script>
- Call Superfish () on the containing ULElement.
<script>jquery.ready (function ({jquery ' Ul.sf-menu ' " .superfish () ;} ; </script>
There is many options available to customise your menu. You can find out about them in the Options tab of this site.
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Jquery+superfish making drop-down menu