Div Arraignment Help

Hello TF Community,

I need help on Div Arraignment Help. I have a Menu, this menu has a Sub Menu. When I hover an item that has Sub Menu, the Sub Menu has a bounce effect, and it shows up in front the Menu. Can I say to this Sub Menu to go Backwards?

Thanks!

(Sorry for my English).

agodesa

Without showing your code it’s really hard for us to help you.

Si no nos muestras el código que estás usando, es muy difícil ayudarte.

crozer said
Without showing your code it’s really hard for us to help you. Si no nos muestras el código que estás usando, es muy difícil ayudarte.

Sorry.

I’m using HTML /CSS and JS (But I prefer to do this on CSS )

agodesa said

crozer said
Without showing your code it’s really hard for us to help you.

Sorry.

I’m using HTML /CSS and JS (But I prefer to do this on CSS )

Crozer means that without seeing the actual code (not what language you’re using), it is very difficult to help you out.

Just post the link to the live version of your code and we’ll help. (Or post the code here.)

pixelnourish said

agodesa said

crozer said
Without showing your code it’s really hard for us to help you.

Sorry.

I’m using HTML /CSS and JS (But I prefer to do this on CSS )

Crozer means that without seeing the actual code (not what language you’re using), it is very difficult to help you out.

crozer said

pixelnourish said

agodesa said

crozer said
Without showing your code it’s really hard for us to help you.

Sorry.

I’m using HTML /CSS and JS (But I prefer to do this on CSS )

Crozer means that without seeing the actual code (not what language you’re using), it is very difficult to help you out.

OK. Here it is:

http://agodesa.webs.com/THING/index.html

You have that bounce effect because you’ve set an easing effect. Open your scripts.js file and find the easing effector easeOutBounce you’ve added. If you don’t want it, simply remove it.

crozer said
You have that bounce effect because you’ve set an easing effect. Open your scripts.js file and find the easing effector easeOutBounce you’ve added. If you don’t want it, simply remove it. slideDown('slow', 'easeOutBounce');
to:
slideDown('slow');

OK. I like that!

But, the real problem is when I’m trying to got from a Menu Item to a Submenu, the submenu disappears if you make the mouse movement slow. Sorry for my English.

That’s happening because on hover, your UL receives a margin-top. You need to replace this with a padding-top. An alternative would be to add a .delay() do the mouseout function (in your code, it has been commented with // Mouse Out.