JQuery hover / slideDown problem?

An adaptation of your code works perfectly well, for me, in both Chromium 11 and Firefox 4 (Ubuntu 11.04).

An adaptation of your code works perfectly well, for me, in both Chromium 11 and Firefox 4 (Ubuntu 11.04): $('#menu > li:has("ul")'). Hover( function(){ $(this). Find('ul').slideDown(); }, function(){ $(this).

Find('ul').slideUp(); }); JS Fiddle. Notes: $('#menu > li:has("ul")') is just a more specific selector (it targets only immediate descendants of the #menu element, that are both li elements and contain a ul element). $(this).

Find('ul') is the same as your context selector ($('ul,this)) except that internally jQuery calls the $(this).find() method anyway: Internally, selector context is implemented with the .find() method, so $('span', this) is equivalent to $(this). Find('span'). Reference: Selector context at the jQuery API.

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