Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.I'm having a problem with Superfish when used with the Mayo theme.
It seems that in the Superfish menu, any objects that are not assigned the class "menuparent" or are not a child of an item of class "menuparent" get their height messed up. I've attached an image to demonstrate.
You can see the the HOME object is taller than the rest. This is the only top level menu item that does not have children.
All the children of the other menu items appear with the height of their respective parents.
If I use firebug to give the HOME li object the class "menuparent", then it takes on the same height as the others.
If I, for example, remove "menuparent" from BROADCAST's classes, then it takes on the same height as HOME, and so do all it's children.
This seems to be in the css for the Mayo style, as I can simply strip all sf_foo styles from all the style sheets in Mayo/css, and the menu returns to superfish defaults, with uniform heights. I'm working on fixing this for myself, while keeping/modifying the Mayo css for Superfish, but I'm not a CSS expert by any means, so any changes I make are intelligent trial and error.
Am I the only one experiencing this issue?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| sfMenuHeight.jpg | 58.8 KB | baby.hack |
Comments
Comment #1
baby.hack CreditAttribution: baby.hack commentedOK, so I can simply comment out the padding line in the mainparent class in styles.css, and all the menu items revert to superfish default sizes. The line is commented with something about adding space for arrows (which I don't have). They are made wider, but why shorter?
Comment #2
mermentau CreditAttribution: mermentau commentedI'm going to try and solve Superfish rendering issues here: http://drupal.org/node/1110892 While not exactly a duplicate of this issue it's probably close.
Could you try the latest 7.x-1.x-dev and tell me where on the page you are using Superfish. Also does it appear different in IE verses other browsers? Any other details will help.
Comment #3
mermentau CreditAttribution: mermentau commentedI have a few fixes in for Superfish rendering and this is one I tried to address. If you could check the latest 7.x-1.x-dev to see if it works for you. If not please indicate the browsers and their versions that you are seeing the problem in.
Comment #4
baby.hack CreditAttribution: baby.hack commentedHmmm, seems to work for me. Tested on a fresh install on a local WAMP server. Checked on Firefox and Explorer 9. Thanx!
Comment #5
mermentau CreditAttribution: mermentau commented@baby.hack, Thanks for the good report. I'll mark it closed and am shooting for 7.x-1.2 sometime next week if nothing turns up.