Jquery hover effect, submenu dissapears?

Problem solved : jsfiddle.net/NWpBB/1/ You wanted to access only the direct "li" child of #menu-nav hence adding a ">" in between. You have an other glitch : when you hover over the 0-opacity submenu, it starts to appear because it is told to by jQuery. You should make it display:none, not only hidden.

EDIT : last one solved jsfiddle.net/NWpBB/4.

THANKS so much, that did it! I am going to use hoverIntent as well. – JCHASE11 Aug 3 at 0:21 1 +1 I would have done it slightly different though: instead of $(".

HoverMenu") use $(". HoverMenu", this) and instead of > li:hover use li. Menu-item:hover I think this would allow multiple submenus rather than just the one submenu.

$0.02 jsfiddle. Net/NWpBB/3 – James Khoury Aug 3 at 0:23 @Khoury >> true. @OP I wouldn't bloat my application with hoverIntent.

Just add a . Css("display","none") and a . Css("display","block") at the proper times – Cystack Aug 3 at 0:29 good call, thanks – JCHASE11 Aug 3 at 0:32 FYI I did it right here jsfiddle.Net/NWpBB/4 – Cystack Aug 3 at 0:33.

You should pass the jumpToEnd argument as true (so the animation will be completed quickly) for this to work while calling stop on the dark span. Here is the demo.

You should pass the jumpToEnd argument as true (so the animation will be completed quickly) for this to work while calling stop on the dark span. Here is the demo: jsfiddle.net/7zQFf/4.

Try changing the jQuery to this: $(". ViewPort a"). Hover(function(){ $(this).

Find('img').stop(). Animate({ height: '300', left: '0', top: '0', width: '300' }, 250); $('span. Dark').stop().

FadeTo(600, 1); // .stop().fadeTo() $('span. Slide').stop(). Animate({ top: '80' }, 600); }, function(){ $('span.

Slide').stop(). Animate({ top: '-130' }, 400); $('span. Dark').stop().

FadeTo(400, 0); // .stop().fadeTo() $('. ViewPort img').stop(). Animate({ height: '330', left: '-20', top: '-20', width: '330' }, 250); }); Worked for me on the JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/bFUSX/ (FF4).

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