The script does support dynamically showing or hiding a collapsible DIV. See the section "Available functions" on the script page for documentation on that. With that said, the code to collapse a DIV...
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The script does support dynamically showing or hiding a collapsible DIV. See the section "Available functions" on the script page for documentation on that. With that said, the code to collapse a DIV...
There may be other issues, but the reference to ddsmoothmenu.js in the HEAD section of your page is currently broken. Be sure it's uploaded to the root HTML directory of your site:
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Hmm there's no easy way to transform this menu into an accordion unfortunately. There is a dedicated Accordion script on DD for that purpose, however.
Sorry for the delay in response. I'm still not seeing this in my own tests, however. I've tried FF 20.01 and Chrome 26.0.1410.64 (both Win 7), The 2nd vertical drop down menu is revealed on hover.
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Hmm I'm not seeing this issue. The default vertical version of the menu has its "reveal" option set to "toggle", which causes the sub menus to be revealed onclick:
ddsmoothmenu.init({...
I assume the last word above is "mouseout". Lets focus on this issue first. Try the below modified file, which no longer automatically hides all other drop down contents on the page if the currently...
Try the below modified .js file, which adds an extra parameter to the init() function that when set to false causes that instance of the drop down content to only disappear on manual click:
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Hmm on my iPod touch 4g the menu seems to work fine- clicking on the menu headers multiple times correctly brings up the sub menus each time (to the right of the header).
I see the problem with the same video being played even after the user switches to another slide's video on my iPod Touch. Try the below modified .js file, which completely hides the previous slide...
Just FYI, I've just updated Mouseover Tabs Menu for mobile browsers, so the main tabs respond to the click event in those browsers (versus the default mouseover, which doesn't exist).
Ah I see what you're referring to now. Try the below modified .js file- it adds closing of any open sub menus when the user taps anywhere outside the menu. The update has also been added to the...
Hmm can you clarify what you mean by "insert some lines"? Please post a link to the page on your site that contains the problematic script so we can check it out.
Hmm the menu on that page doesn't appear to be DD Smooth Menu actually, but a Flash based menu.
Hi:
Firstly, it's important to note that Brothercake Menu is a very old script; there are quite a few alternatives on DD that have a much wider range of compatibility, especially when it comes to...
Hi Caroline:
Hmm it seems to work fine for me on the iPad (Safari). So I click on "Air -> Air Dryers -> Canisters". The menu closes, and the page navigates to "#" (URL change). I'm using an iPad 3...
A cleaner way to do this may be to just implement a nested Accordion Menu. If you look at the 2nd example on this page, it shows such an Accordion in action.
The first line:
var newsfeed=new gfeedfetcher("ample", "ampleclass", "_new")
must be loaded synchronously on the page, meaning it can't be put inside a function and called on demand. However,...
There seems to be something in the HTML above the thumbnails that's the culprit. If I comment out the following chunk of HTML:
<!--
<!-- /Travel Guide -->
<div...
Try the following modified .js file. Then on your page, you can embed next/ prev buttons using the following HTML:
<a href="javascript:tvnavigate('prev')">Prev</a>
<a...
I don't see the Expandable Ticker script up on the page you posted yet...
Looking at the zip file in this case doesn't show us the full picture (no pun intended :)). Please post a link to the page on your site that contains the problematic script so we can check it out.
Sure, try the below modified .js file, which prevents the drop down menu from hiding when the user clicks on a form related element inside it.
Make sure the paths to the images are correct- when in doubt, use absolute references to them, ie:
var translideshow1=new translideshow({
wrapperid: "myslideshow", //ID of blank DIV on page to...
Without seeing the actual rendered page/form in action, it's hard to give specific advice, though in general, I reckon you'd include the form onto the loader page using either SSI or PHP, and for the...
For me, testing the modified page in FF (18.02) works as intended- I see two images in each tab content area.