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Hi,
I've installing the theme on an existing Drupal 7 installation. The "Gulfstream from Scratch" document only covers Drupal 6. Please provide the equivalet for Drupal 7.
A specific issue I'm having is that the menus are showing in red on the top right one under the other rather than as they do on the demo. Digging around a bit it looks like the menus in the demo are not Drupal "Main menu" but rather "Primary Links".
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It looks like the first step in my config the selector in js/script.js should change from
$('.main-menu ul', context).superfish({
to
$('#block-system-main-menu ul', context).superfish1({
to match the menu. But even with this change the javascript menu was not applied. I can tell that superfish is called since I put an alert in the javascript, but there aren't any errors and I'm not getting the menu.
And if I do the above change in the css/style1.css file I get the menu.:
change
#main-menu
to
#block-system-main-menu
There's probably an easier way to do this.
Sorry for the wait. I ended up stuck in Newfoundland last week with sparse internet access. Anyway, the demo is running in Drupal 6, so the menus are just named differently. Unless I'm misunderstanding you completely, I can't seem to duplicate this issue - all the menus should be styled out of the box as soon as you place them in their respective regions at Structure > Blocks. You shouldn't have to edit any CSS to duplicate how it looks in the demo (the only real setup would involve choosing how large you want your images to be in the Images Styles configuration). I might have to look at your site to understand this better if you've got it live somewhere.