schnecksche
07-22-2010, 08:40 AM
Hi there,
I'm currently designing a website using the jQuery Drop Line Menu. However, I've run into an issue when trying to customize it:
I've added a line to the section controlling the look of the main menu bar links so that an arrow appears underneath the menu item the mouse is hovering over:
.droplinebar ul li a:hover, .droplinebar ul li .current {
/* font color and background of main menu bar links onMouseover */
color: #3a3c3d;
background: url(images/arrow.gif) no-repeat bottom center;
}
(see Screenshot.jpg)
No big deal.
What I want is the arrow to stay in place when I move the mouse to the sub menu so the user can still see the "active" category. Which it currently doesn't (see Screenshot-1.jpg).
Unfortunately, I don't know if this can even be solved via CSS or if this is a JavaScript issue, so please advise :)
(I should add that even though I have a basic understanding of CSS and JavaScript, I've never had to dig into this matter quite as deep as I'm doing right now ;))
I'm currently designing a website using the jQuery Drop Line Menu. However, I've run into an issue when trying to customize it:
I've added a line to the section controlling the look of the main menu bar links so that an arrow appears underneath the menu item the mouse is hovering over:
.droplinebar ul li a:hover, .droplinebar ul li .current {
/* font color and background of main menu bar links onMouseover */
color: #3a3c3d;
background: url(images/arrow.gif) no-repeat bottom center;
}
(see Screenshot.jpg)
No big deal.
What I want is the arrow to stay in place when I move the mouse to the sub menu so the user can still see the "active" category. Which it currently doesn't (see Screenshot-1.jpg).
Unfortunately, I don't know if this can even be solved via CSS or if this is a JavaScript issue, so please advise :)
(I should add that even though I have a basic understanding of CSS and JavaScript, I've never had to dig into this matter quite as deep as I'm doing right now ;))