Looks like a great module, lots of neat styling options. Am using it vertically. But for some reason the child menu items don't display when I hover. I have the sub-menu items set to animate. What's the trick?

I should mention that I do the have the start level set to zero and the end level set to three in the module parameters. Which I thought would hover-display the first level of the menu and the three child levels. Do I need to change something in the menu parameters? Or add a CSS line? The hover-display was working fine in the previous vertical menu I tried (Offlajn Technologies).
-jgribble

The site is www.pse.org. I have the menu module turned off for now until I understand the sub-menu issue and why it isn't working. Could you possibly take a quick look if I send you the login?
-jgribble

Hello,

Yes, we can investigate the issue if you send credentials by email.

Regards,
ARI Soft

Just wanted to say thanks again. Adding your custom code modifications right in the back-end module parameters was so easy and simple. The module works perfectly and looks awesome.

Some background information for forum members:

This site is based on the JA Social template from Joomlart. The menu orientation is vertical. I needed some CSS overrides to . . .

1. Make the drop-downs visible
2. Get rid of the bullets
3. Extend the background color to the entire menu width
4. Eliminate the padding between menu items

Below is the complete-solution code we ended up with:

DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
padding: 0;
}
DIV#contentarea
{
overflow: visible;
}

#ja-left1,
#ja-left,
DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
overflow: visible;
}

DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu-sub
{
margin: 0;
}


DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
margin: 0;
}

Hello,
I'm kind of puzzled that the extended menu module stopped working when I re-used the override CSS code with the same template - JA Social - on a new demo site. Adding it to the CSS styles seems to have no effect. The drop-downs don't work, and neither does the full-width command for the background field. The color editor does work, and so does the first-level display of menu items. Does the template CSS itself has to be modified? I would be happy to let you take a quick look into the back end of the site. It's called javdevelop.com.
Thanks much.

Again, here's the code you originally gave me to override the template restrictions on side menus:


DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
padding: 0;
}
DIV#contentarea
{
overflow: visible;
}

#ja-left1,
#ja-left,
DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
overflow: visible;
}

DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu-sub
{
margin: 0;
}


DIV.ux-menu-container UL.ux-menu LI
{
margin: 0;
}