1) Script Title: Apple style Accordion Menu
2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...menu-apple.htm
3) Describe problem:
First off, I just want to say that I really like the "Apple style Accordion Menu", but I am having a few issues. I have been banging my head on and off for about a month now, so hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
I am including the css and html from my project. I am using the Expression Engine CMS, so you might see some code that looks strange. I think you can ignore most of it though. I also have kept in some commented out code, just to show a few things that I have tried in the past.
These are show stoppers for my client...
Issue 1:
On the following page (http://www.crisloid.com/ee/index.php...mited-edition/), the accordion menu displays images or a flash item when an menu item is selected. I am configured so that one item will always be open. The problem is that when a different item is selected, the currently open item will "flash" its contents after it is closed. It almost looks like a "blink". For images, the problem only seems to occur on IE. With Flash, it happens on both IE and firefox, but works perfectly on Chrome. I have no clue how to fix this. I did just notice that this does not occur on the dynamic drive example page. The accordian will also exhibit a "bounce" if there are more than 2 menu items. This is highlighted in the next issue on another page of mine.
Issue 2:
On the following page (http://www.crisloid.com/ee/index.php/crisloid/products/), the accordion menu on the left has a "bounce" to it. As the list items fall to the bottom of the list, the items already there experience a slight bounce and sometimes you can even see the contents of the item flashed quickly. It's not a huge distraction, but enough of one to annoy my client. I assume this is a formatting/padding issue but all atempts have come up short. this behaviour is exibited on firefox, IE and chrome. I see many examples of this behaviour, including the dynamic drive page above. Any insight would be great.
Again, thanks for any help or incite.
Kind Regards,
John



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