I see the Div must have a height, in order for overflow to work.
div#dropMenu ul.level3 {max-height: 600 px; overflow: auto;}
div#dropMenu ul.level4 {max-height: 600 px; overflow: auto;}
I thought that this would work, but it does not.
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Well, not only do you need the "max-height" that you have, but you also need "height". You also don't want the scroll to work both horizontally AND vertically, so you would want something like this:
BUT, the downside is, while this will work for level 3 dropdown, it will also cancel out level 4 from displaying at all.Code:div#dropMenu ul.level3 {height: 600px; max-height: 600px; overflow-y: scroll;}
Well, evidently the jquery version was rejected, as it's been 11 days now, with no word about it being added to the downloads. Oh, well.............you win some, and you loose some. I would be really nice to hear something about a rejected mod, from the moderators, though...................no biggie, but it would be nice to at least SOMETHING..........even, "Your submission was crap! We're not adding it to the downloads!" Ya' know?
There was a time a year or two ago when it was taking several months for mods to be approved, so don't worry yet:)Quote:
as it's been 11 days now
BTW, I tried your jQuery menu enhancement on your test site, and it adds a nice touch without there being anything missing or awkward if it is turned off. I can't wait until Firefox 4 is out to support CSS transforms and transitions... hopefully IE9 will do those correctly too, so we can start using them for real.
**nods in agreements**:yes:
Yep.. My MINOR update to TPP for Zen Cart 1.3.9 compatibility (I was TIRED of reading the MANY questions in the support thread for how to make the minor changes to TWO files) took so long to approve that I forgot about the fact that I had submitted it and stopped tracking it.. I didn't realize that it HAD been approved until I started to see folks asking questions about v1.07 in the TPP support thread.. :laugh:
Oh......okay. That's good to know. I don't think I've ever submitted anything that was rejected, and has never taken over a couple of days to be released. So, I though my latest submission had just been thrown out, with no word as to why. But, in that case, I'll not be giving up, yet.
Yep.......I'll give that same nod in agreement....:yes:.........especially all the CSS3 enhancements, as I love the box shadows, border-radius, and all that good stuff, but just try to convince people that it really does validate. Most will only check validation in CSS2.1........which by the way, if you noticed.......BOTH of those menus' on my test site validates level 2.1. :)
Glenn, you got to look at something nobody else has saw yet. Shhhh......it's a secret. :D You got to see the jquery version of the CSS Flyout Menu (vertical). And if everybody could see what you and I just done with it.............as WELL as it being jquery................Oh......no.........I'm not sure everybody could handle such a thing in Zen-Cart. They'd be looking at it like :shocking:.
The one that I submitted is the CSS Dropdown Menu (horizontal).
But, then again, you got to see the Mega-Menu version of this menu (without jquery......which I'm working on right now), which has only been seen by one other person. The Mega-Menu has got a LOT of code cleaning to be done, along with adding the jquery to it before it's ready.
I've not released the other one, yet. :)
Well, I just got a response back from the Dev Team. They said I've got to make some changes, and re-submit it. Seems you can ask for donations with a mod, but you can't make it easy for the "donators" by putting a button in the readme file for them to click..........AND seems that you can't copyright ANY of the code......It ALL has to be under GPL terms......hmmmmm...............not sure if I'm going to re-submit, or not.:unsure: