I have enabled the Agregado module and have a primary menu that has up to 2 children beneath certain list items.

On the frontpage, when I hover over any list item the dropdown does not appear at all. I can then click on a parent item and go to the node for that item. Once at this node I can hover over the primary menu and the dropdown now appears for that list item but still does not appear for any other of the primary menu list items.

I need the dropdowns to appear for each primary menu item on every page.

Can anyone suggest a solution?

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novovox’s picture

Title: Suckerfish menu not working properly in Agragado theme » Suckerfish menu not working properly in Agregado theme
novovox’s picture

I have set up a demo of the problem on one of my sites: www.novovox.com

If you are at the home page and hover over "Services" in the primary menu the dropdown does not appear. Then click on "Services" and it opens to the node. If you now hover over the "Services" menu item the dropdown will work. Obviously the whole point of dropdown menus is defeated if it is not active on the frontpage.

Can anyone help???

ktleow’s picture

Hi novovox,

Sorry I was tied up with my works and didn't have the time to look at my issues.

Anyway, this looks like a simple problem. Did you read the README.txt file for instructions on enabling the drop down menus?
http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/themes/agregado/REA...
Look at #4

That should solve your problem.

- Leow

novovox’s picture

Thanks, Leow.

That helped but it still wasn't working in one other site that I'm using Agregado on. I then disabled DHTML menus and it is now working properly on that site too. I don't suppose you know a fix for using Suckerfish and DHTML on a site together?

ktleow’s picture

Yeah I don't have a fix yet, for now.

Will look into this when I'm free.

novovox’s picture

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I don't mean to be a pain with another question but, I have been hitting my head against a wall trying to get IE6 to style the li elements properly. I have attached a screenshot of the problem.

Any suggestions?

ktleow’s picture

Try applying a 1% height hack to the li a element.

For example,

ul.menu li a {
    height: 1%;
}
ktleow’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Assuming problem is fixed, no reply for weeks.

Please feel free to re-open if you have any problems.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.