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[mirianderl]

Thanks! That worked, but it didn’t fix my problem. I still can’t click any sub menu item as soon as the main menu items break into two lines (when resizing the browser window or when using a lot of them in a row).
Say, I have this main men:

A // B // C // D // E // F

C has children C1, C2, C3, which are toggled when hovering C and displayed underneath it.

A // B // C // D // E // F.

C1 // C2 // C3

Consequently, I move my cursor down from C to C2 and then I click.

Now, in small windows, the menu looks like this:

A // B // C
// D // E // F

and correspondingly like this when I hover C:

A // B // C
// D // E // F

C1 // C2 // C3

Whenever I move my cursor down from C to C2 (because I want to reach C2), I — involuntarily but necessarily — toggle items E or F, and C1, C2 and C3 vanish. I can never really reach C2.

I’m trying to find a way now to display sub menu items directly underneath its corresponding main menu item. So, instead of

A // B // C
// D // E // F

C1 // C2 // C3

I need to have:

A // B // C

C1 // C2 // C3

// D // E // F

 

Is that possible?

Thank you!
Best, Miriam

[mirianderl]

Meanwhile, I figured that what I described above is maybe not really what I need, since it would only slow down the fade in and out of the menu (and submenu) as a whole. What I do need is that the mouse hovering is less ” sensitive”, meaning that the sub menu stays expanded while the mouse has already left the concurring main menu item.

[mirianderl]

I’m on a Macbook 13” with an external display. The problem does not occur on mobile devices, since there you don’t have the :hover and anything that follows…