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I’ve done this menu with drop down elements. I wrote the code after W3schools tutorial and it works great but I think I’m blocked somewhere. To the Project element there is first submenu and I need the second one and now it look a little bit weird.
I’ve tried to make a second submenu that’s opening beside the element from first submenu.
Here is the code
https://jsfiddle.net/Anaramia/mw4u2wtu/
Thank you for your time and help.
Any chance you could reduce the JSfiddle to just the relevant parts?
That said, it looks at though you aren’t positioning the dropdown menus properly (or at all).
I reduce only HTML part because I think that the CSS part for the menu is relevant for every change. It’s ok?
Here it is
https://jsfiddle.net/Anaramia/mw4u2wtu/
This is one I’ve had a long while but it might help.
Ok, thank you but I used for the menu only CSS. I read all the post and tutorials about drop down menu. It would help me if can somebody tell what’s is wrong in my code, what is missing, why it looks like that. I’ve tried some things but I didn’t succeed.
The Jquery isn’t relevant.
The example shows you the structure and positioning of each menu…that’s what you wanted…wasn’t it?
Yes, that’s what I want with my menu. The elements from the second level pop up in the right of his parent, not under.
Then I’ve given you a commented blueprint…I think.