Normal behavior:
Move the cursor to the menu.Menu expands.Move the cursor away from the menu.Menu collapses.
Strange thing is that the font size of the menu items get smaller after i move the cursor away before they collapse.
If i move the cursor away and back on the menu items before they collapse, the font size just gets smaller and returns to normal correspondingly.
To be more specifically, only the menu items on the third level and levels after that are affected.
The first and secondary level are ok.
Menu
---Item secondary level
------Item third level
Anyone knows the reason or solution to this?
Regards.
Comments
Comment #1
helloadorable commentedDid you change the default font size of the site? I found that menus behave erratically if you change this.
Comment #2
meatbag commentedAll settings related to font are unchanged.
I have this issue on both acquia marina and acquia slate.
Comment #3
jeremycaldwell commentedInteresting.. what browser are you using?
Comment #4
meatbag commentedTested on Firefox3.6.6 and IE8. Same issue.
Here's a Wink video i create to better demonstrate that.
http://www.4shared.com/file/oMsZZR73/wink-acquia.html
Comment #5
jeremycaldwell commentedSorry but I don't plan on running your video file when it's named "wink-acquia.exe" as that seems too suspicious. Please use a free service such as Jing (http://www.jingproject.com) to record your menu issue and post a link to it here so we can see. Thanks.
Comment #6
meatbag commentedSee the info i left in #4 and the detailed info in #1.
Plz ignore the video if you feel suspicious. We can do without it.
As my machine doesn't meet the requirement of Jing, I won't bother to post any more videos.
Comment #7
jeremycaldwell commentedTry adding this bit of CSS to your theme's local.css file.
Comment #8
meatbag commentedThis works for me.
Comment #9
jeremycaldwell commentedGreat, thanks for testing that out. Will do a bit more cross-browser testing on our end then include the changes in the next release of the theme.
Comment #10
smilterman commentedHello everyone,
This post is the closest one related to my problem I could find so I'm gonna give it a shot right here.
I've been using Drupal for a while now and I'm using the Acquia Slate theme which I like very much, I customised it high and low and I've been working through the css code and php files like a semi pro now.
But still, there are some issues that I can't seem to resolve and I can't seem to find the sollution here or anywhere else on the internet. So here I go...
As I already said, I'm using the Acquia Slate theme. I've got some primary links set up and I'm using the dropdown menu with third level links. I customised the css to my likings but here's the problem. When you do a hover to get to the third level link and you hover out the third level link jumps back over the 2nd level link. I've set up an example of this on the following test site www.gloops.be and added an image as an attachement so you guys can see what happens. It may seem like a small problem but it doesn't look professional at all and that's what I'm going for.
I hope I've been clear on my problem and I really hope someone can help. I tried adapting the css file from top to bottom but no luck. The test site I set up is a clean install of Drupal aswell as the theme so I'm guessing it has to be another problem.
Thanx in advance for all the help.
Comment #11
jeremycaldwell commented@smilterman, thanks for pointing this out. Seems to be an issue with the theme and not anything you have done since it does it for me as well.
I reviewed the theme a bit more and I think I have a fix for it. Try replacing the primary menu code in your theme with the code in the attached .txt file.
I've tested it locally and it works fine so hopefully it works on your end as well. Please give it a try and let us know how it goes.
Comment #12
smilterman commented@eternalistic, thanks a lot, changing the code did the trick for me, only tried it localy but I guess it will work online aswell.
Thanx again for the help.
Comment #13
jeremycaldwell commented@smilterman, thanks for testing and reporting back! I'll do some cross-browser testing and it when all is good it will be included in the next release of the theme.