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byhowhowell, July 9, 2009
"The instructions cover virtually every possible scenario a user may encounter. I don't believe I have ever seen anything as complete as this! As I was reading it, I opened up the plugin and simply did the configuration. The plugin configuration screen itself is better than a lot fo the work I;ve seen, including commercial products."
yvComments indeed is one of the best Joomla! extentions I've ever used!
yvComments indeed is one of the best Joomla! extentions I've ever used!
byhowhowell, June 9, 2009
I just tried the superfish and simply it is one of the best extensions I've ever used. Especially, I like the configuration options at the back end as well as the unlimited potential to customize the way it looks like at the front end --- thru tailoring CSS file....
During the test-driving, I noticed, likely as many other superfish users, that Superfish dropdown menu works perfectly with Firefox and Chrome, but not IE. As mentioned at Superfish's official homepage (http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#faq), it is a IE z-index bug and there is nothing wrong with Superfish itself. In order to fix this IE bug, I've tried the recommended solution (http://webdemar.com/webdesign/superfish-jquery-menu-ie-z-index-bug/) but it didn't work with my case. However, I did find out a simple work-around, which might be similar to the solution quoted above, to fix the IE z-index problem: Add z-index properties to [.sf-menu li] and [.sf-menu a] in the superfish.css file as examplified below. In this way, no other changes need to be made to your index.php under /template folder. Hopefully this helps.
Thanks again for Cy Morris's great job!
Cheers
During the test-driving, I noticed, likely as many other superfish users, that Superfish dropdown menu works perfectly with Firefox and Chrome, but not IE. As mentioned at Superfish's official homepage (http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#faq), it is a IE z-index bug and there is nothing wrong with Superfish itself. In order to fix this IE bug, I've tried the recommended solution (http://webdemar.com/webdesign/superfish-jquery-menu-ie-z-index-bug/) but it didn't work with my case. However, I did find out a simple work-around, which might be similar to the solution quoted above, to fix the IE z-index problem: Add z-index properties to [.sf-menu li] and [.sf-menu a] in the superfish.css file as examplified below. In this way, no other changes need to be made to your index.php under /template folder. Hopefully this helps.
Thanks again for Cy Morris's great job!
Cheers

