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To set the menu’s overall transparency, we’ll need to add an opacity property to the superfish css. In a text editor, open packages/superfish/blocks/superfish/css/superfish.css and add an opacity declaration in the following class:
How to use Superfish as a jQuery plugin?
To make this step easy, there are cross-browser CSS files for a variety of menu types included in the Superfish download. Link to the superfish.js file (after including jQuery) using a script tag in the head of your document. Call superfish () on the containing ul element. There are many options available to customise your menu.
How does Superfish work with hoverintent plugin?
Superfish automatically detects the presence of Brian Cherne’s hoverIntent plugin and uses its advanced hover behaviour for the mouseovers (mouseout delays are handled by Superfish regardless of the presence of hoverIntent). Using this is only an option, but a nice one.
How does Superfish work on Windows Phone 7?
On Android, iOS, Windows Phone 7 and IE10 (with touchscreen), first touch will open an associated submenu, second will follow the link. Mouse and keyboard accessibility works as normal.
Superfish is an enhanced Suckerfish -style menu jQuery plugin that takes an existing pure CSS drop-down menu (so it degrades gracefully without JavaScript) and adds the following much-sought-after enhancements:
Where do I install Superfish in Windows 10?
Here are a few commonly requested customizations that require only minor adjustments to the code. Superfish is installed to your packages directory.
The CSSscript.com version (link above) gives a horizontal responsive layout for mobiles, unlike the codepen demo page. The code is in a single HTML file which you can easily split into a linked CSS file, only 2 media queries manage the responsive changes and even then only with minimal changes.
How to create a Superfish menu in Drupal 8?
Once you’ve created a menu to play with, lets configure your Superfish menu. In Drupal 8 or 9, when you Place New Block, each of your existing menus will also have a Superfish version. Go to the “Block layout” page (under Structure) and use any of the “Place block” buttons to create a Superfish block.
Which is easier to use, JavaScript or Superfish?
After looking through the options here and elsewhere I found a Pure CSS responsive menu which has been quicker and easier to modify than superfish, and does not have the overheads of jquery or javascript. It also has second level menus. I checked the demo with screenfly to check responsiveness and mobile layout before using it.