Superfish menu support [#1783910]

Hi Jeff,

the Corolla version 7.2 has a superfish menu support out of the box by some tags in the navigation.css (.sf-menu....).
In the version 7.3 this tags are missing. Have I code the css-tags by my self?

regards Jan

Comment	File	Size	Author
#3	Superfish in 7.3.JPG	17.84 KB	knarzer77
#3	Superfish in 7.2.JPG	33.29 KB	knarzer77

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Comment #1

Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commented 13 September 2012 at 23:50

Not sure I follow the question - Superfish should work out of the box with any version, are you seeing a problem? Can you show me the problem first hand?

Comment #2

jnorell CreditAttribution: jnorell commented 14 September 2012 at 15:31

I think it's just some css selectors that must have changed, as non-superfish menus look right, but superfish menus are largely/completely unstyled in 7.x-3.0-rc1.

This is a preview of a site I'm building that demonstrates the problem - the main menu (Services, Health and Wellness Articles, etc.) is a superfish menu. I just added a non-superfish menu to show the difference.

https://admin.dtc1.colographics.com/www.yoursingoodhealth.net/

Thanks....

Comment #3

knarzer77 CreditAttribution: knarzer77 commented 16 September 2012 at 17:54

File	Size
Superfish in 7.2.JPG	33.29 KB
Superfish in 7.3.JPG	17.84 KB

Hi,

what I mean is, that in v7.3 some lines in the navigation.css are missing which were in v7.2 still in it, for instance:
#menu-bar ul > li > a {
color: #FFFFFF;
display: block;
line-height: 1;
padding: 0.833em 20px 1.083em;
}

I have appended 2 screenshots of the menu of my site. "Superfish in 7.2.JPG" is my productive site with Corolla 7.2. "Superfish in 7.3.JPG" shows the menu after upgrade to Corolla 7.3 (only on my test-PC).

It's no problem - I can take the missing lines in my css-file. But is it intentional?

Jan

Comment #4

Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commented 19 September 2012 at 11:52

Try switching the SF style to default, rather than none, see if that does the trick for you - and yes the CSS did change a lot in 3.x themes, mainly to make it more consistent across themes (so they all have basically the same implementation) and cross browser compatibility is improved.