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While I don't like it, it would make the script more useful to more people if this supported multiple levels of submenus. That said, doing then must not come at the expense of being able to make "mega menus" that show nested lists within the top-level submenu. Therefore, the secondary submenu feature would need to be configurable in a way that makes it opt-in.
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I'd really appreciate support for multi-level menus. The accessibility of this offering is great - I'm a blind developer supporting blind end-users, so this is vital for me. However, I have multiple projects that need to create multi-level menus dynamically by reading in an XML file that defines the interface and this is where Clicky falls short.
@ajplopez I'd love to make it easier to handle that, although there is one thing you can do to make that easier. Take a look at the "Custom Submenu Selector":
<ulclass="clicky-menu" data-clicky-submenu-selector=".clicky-menu > li > ul"><!-- menu items --></ul>```
Doing that will only target the first level of nested menus as hidable submenus. You'll still need to do a bit of work to reset some of the sites (`visibility: visible` for sure), but that at least gets you past the script trying to show/hide nested/tertiary submenus.
While I don't like it, it would make the script more useful to more people if this supported multiple levels of submenus. That said, doing then must not come at the expense of being able to make "mega menus" that show nested lists within the top-level submenu. Therefore, the secondary submenu feature would need to be configurable in a way that makes it opt-in.
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