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Hi,
I am an internet entrepreneur and developer. I found your plug-in really amazing, it makes my web site a real CMS and saves a lot of time.
I have a small problem maybe it is a bug I am not sure.
In IE the drop down menu does not disappear, they stay… you can see it in my site: http://www.happysensuality.com FF Google Chrome works good but as usual IE make trouble…
Please help
Thanks,
Daniel

Hi
I found the problem it was my mistake, sorry to bother you.
Thanks,
Daniel

Andrea,

How do you get your “WP Menubar” to stay ‘blue’ when you have a child selected under it?

my problem: http://www.418qe.com

Regards,
Mesonto

Andrea,

Actually I haven’t solved it yet. I still cannot keep a parent highlighted when I have a child selected. Only the child is highlighted and the parent no longer is. i.e. if one selects ‘design’ under ‘creative’ then only ‘design’ is highlighted with a white bracket not the category ‘creative’ as well. And what I want to show is the fact that one would still be in the ‘creative’ category by highlighting it with a white bracket too. I hope this makes more sense.

Regards,
Mesonto

p.s. going nuts.

Andrea,

First off, thank you kindly for your advise, it works now.

Secondly, thank you for writing this plugin, after using other plugins for navigation I have come to the conclusion that yours is the best balance of svelt code, easiest admin interface and most easily adapted for different designs.

But saying this and using your workaround, I will eagerly await your fix.

Regards,
James

p.s. thank god it wasn’t my brain just too tired to code any more

Hi Andrea,

Thanks for your efforts on this great plugin!

I’m setting up version 3 beta7 on WP 2.6.3 and I believe I have found a bug.

After creating a menu and adding some items to it, I created an item with two children (both being post-items). After that I added a ‘CategoryTree’ item. I wanted to move the last one higher up in the tree of menuitems so I clicked on the up arrow. It messed up the ordering of the menu, the last four items disappeared from the list. I could fix it using phpMyAdmin, the side and down fields were mixed up.

Greetings from the Netherlands!

Hi Andrea,

I’ve tested your suggestion and your workaround works. I love the way I can pick my static pages and categories. The CategoryTree also works now.

However, there’s another pesky little buggie. You can reproduce it like this: create a menu with the last three items consisting of one top level parent item and beneath that two sub-items. After that, create a new top level item and move it up one time. Instead of moving itself above the nearest top level parent item, it moved itself above the second sub-item (being the item directly above it). The two sub-items then show up as regular top level items and the parent item no longer has any children.

I would like to make a feature request for the menu editor: it would be very handy to be able to change the hierarchy of the menu items by editing a menu item’s parent. Now you can only choose an item’s parent when creating it.

And I have a minor CSS problem with the Suckerfish menu and IE 7. My WP theme is a multi-column theme based on floating divs. Only in IE (FireFox is okay as always) the menu displays it’s submenu’s not on-top but behind other divs that are added a bit further down in my template’s code. I haven’t been able to produce a good solution yet, but am still searching the net. It seems to be a common problem. I’ll post back here if I find a working fix.

Thanks again!

Using wordpress 2.7, when I install and activate the plugin, the menubar configuration panel doesn’t appear as it should.

So I simply cannot access the configuration :S

Hi Andrea, thanks for your great plugin!

I’ve an IE problem, maybe you can help out?
In my style.css the tag

a, a:visited {
color: black;
text-decoration: none ;
border: none;
}

confuses the sf-blue.css:

.sf-blue a {
font-size: 10px;
font-weight: bold;
float: left;
color: white;
text-decoration: none;
display: block;
height: 26px;
line-height: 26px;
padding: 0 15px;
overflow: hidden;
}

I want all text of the navbar in any mouse state just in white but when I change the style.css to color:white all other links in my blog will be white, too. It’s just an IE issue, FF works fine.
Do you have an idea to how to fix this?

Many, many thx

Hey Andrea,
I’ve added the line but it’s still the same prob. As I’ve said, it’s fine in FF but IE makes probs.
I want the menu text in any button state in white.
Thanks for your support!

voodoo

Hey Andrea, it works!
Many thanks, but now there’s a new IE prob:
When i empty the cache and reload the page everything looks great: but when i activate a button the header & footer link change size and positions, the menu also went wild.
Could you please check it again, i can’t find the wrong tag.
Thankfully,

voodoo

Finally it works, I’ve found the error:
I changed a:visited, to .sf-blue a:visited,
Now everything is fine!
Many thanks for your kindly help!
Goodnight,

voodoo