I am working on a site right now that requires suckerfish dropdowns for the navigation, but I needed to modify them so that the links for the navigation bar could be vertical, instead of horizontal. I found a tutorial for a modified suckerfish at HTML Dog, http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/, which had multi-level dropdowns, so I used that as my starting point.
The HTML Dog tutorial showed how to build multi-level dropdowns where the second and third levels come out from the side. I needed a vertical navigation with multiple levels and all additional levels coming out from the side. I decided to try and modify their suckerfish to make my vertical multi-level navigation.
It was pretty easy, and in the end, I got the exact result I wanted. All I had to do was make the first level behave the same way as the second and third levels in the HTML Dog tutorial. I have posted my example here, vertical suckerfish dropdowns.
[...] month, I posted about a method to generate vertical multi-level suckerfish css dropdowns by revising the code from HTML Dog’s Son of Suckerfish. Well, this week I have been working [...]