Just missed the edit window... it can be simplified to
Code:#categories ul ul {display: none;} #categories li:hover {position: relative;} #categories li:hover>ul {display: block; position:absolute; left:130px; top:0; z-index:100; width:140px;}
Just missed the edit window... it can be simplified to
Code:#categories ul ul {display: none;} #categories li:hover {position: relative;} #categories li:hover>ul {display: block; position:absolute; left:130px; top:0; z-index:100; width:140px;}
Ya' know, Glen, I've been meaning for quite some time to see if maybe these two could be merged. That would make an absolute great menu..............add a couple lines of jquery to go with it (I've actually got the Horizontal CSS Dropdown Menu working very nicely with jquery, and am about to add a jquery version of it AND this one)........hmmmm........
But, oh...........I've just been sooooooo busy, lately. Not that I'm complaining, or anything...............
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I was pleasantly surprised to see how simple it was to get the flyout functionality on Cat Dressing. I haven't looked at all of the CSS Flyout Menu code, but I think they have fundamentally different base coding to arrive at some of the same output. I'm not sure how much difference there is in the styling that makes the flyout action, though... probably not much. How much does jquery need to be woven into the PHP to work on something like this? Any at all? Or does it just modify the output once it gets to the user's screen? I may try some CSS3 transitions or something to see if I can get slick effects for modern browsers without adding jquery to the mix.
Yea, I kind of wish I had a little more time right now to mess with it, but as of the moment, I'm pretty swamped.
You know, I haven't even tried the jquery with this menu, yet, but almost everything about this menu and the CSS Dropdown Menu is the same except for the css, so I'm almost sure it would just be a simple matter of dropping the javascript in the tpl_header.php.
Well, actually.............I just very quickly took a minute to do a test run with it, and it worked just fine. All you have to do is add jquery to your jscript folder, rename it to jscript_jquery.js then drop this in the tpl_header.php:
You can change it to FadIn and FadeOut also, but I think the hide and show looks better.Code:<script type="text/javascript"> //script copyright Get Em Fast Web Designs $(function () { $('#nav-cat .level1 .submenu.submenu').hover(function() { $(this).find('ul.level2,.level3 li,.level4 li,.level5 li,.level6 li').stop(true, true).hide(1000); $(this).find('ul.level2,.level3 li,.level4 li,.level5 li,.level6 li').stop(true, true).show(1000); }, function() { $(this).find('ul.level2,.level3 li,.level4 li,.level5 li,.level6 li').stop(true, true).show(1000); $(this).find('ul.level2,.level3 li,.level4 li,.level5 li,.level6 li').stop(true, true).hide(1000); });}); </script>
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i'm new to the zen cart store, and would appreicate it if anyone would share how to remove Important Links Sidebox, iv'e tried to remove it from Admin/tools/Layoutboxescontroler but it doesn't show up there.
My site is here: BudgetA/C online store
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The Important Links sidebox is named ez-pages in the layout controller.
How can I hide this sidebox during the checkout phase?
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Well, without seeing the site, I really can't say. Do you have an address for us to visit this site?
Did you disable the left column as described in the Tutorials/FAQ's?..............something like:
In includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_main_page.php
Code:if (in_array($current_page_base,explode(",",'checkout_shipping,checkout_payment,checkout_confirmation,checkout_success')) ) { $flag_disable_left = true; }
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