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Animations when showing submenus (and when hiding them, as of version 1.5.2). uses a fade by default but can be given custom objects to be used by the animate functions. The animation speed is also customisable. Keyboard accessibility. Tab through the links and the relevant submenus are revealed and hidden as needed
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:
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.
How to set up the Poisson Superfish code?
The Poisson Superfish codes have configurable options that you can control with settings in the initialization file SF.INI. The Setup program put a copy of SF.INI containing suggested settings in the installation directory. If you are installing an update, Setup will add new settings to your SF.INI file while preserving your customized settings.
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.
Which is the simplest way to use Superfish?
The simplest use, and a good starting point for new users: Need help? Check out the Support options available to you.