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Jquery superfish question
I'm no jQuery expert... but, I'm having a serious problem with the Superfish Menu extension in Joomla 3. Could be a conflict ... not sure but the menus are all dropped by default and there is no fade effect. Google Chrome dev console shows an error.. see screenshot.
Maybe I can ditch the Superfish extension and just use superfish.js and affect the menu classes in code instead of fooling around with this extension. Am I dreaming or is it pretty straight forward to get superfish drop nav effects going in code. I'm proficient in CSS, PHP, HTML, XHTML etc but not so much in javascript.. I understand OOP so I'm pretty sure I can do it, I just need someone to describe the general process of lighting up a standard css nav to have superfish effects.
Any insight would help.. thnx
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Maybe I can ditch the Superfish extension and just use superfish.js and affect the menu classes in code instead of fooling around with this extension. Am I dreaming or is it pretty straight forward to get superfish drop nav effects going in code. I'm proficient in CSS, PHP, HTML, XHTML etc but not so much in javascript.. I understand OOP so I'm pretty sure I can do it, I just need someone to describe the general process of lighting up a standard css nav to have superfish effects.
Any insight would help.. thnx
sample.jpg
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tf2012
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I'll give it a shot.. thank you!
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The script is stored in the db.. it's joomla 3 site and the jt_superfish module seems buggy. Not sure whats up. I ditched it and used css for the drop nav.