jQuery - Menu with nowrap in Menuitem - Menu too small

Question

How to push a jquery menu block witdh, but only the flyout block, not every block.

Wrong

Some part of "Salzburg an der schönen Donau" is outside of the border (see image). How to change the width only of the flyout menu-block.

[fiddle][2]

Solution

You can define a class for the ul that you want enlarge, for example:

...
<ul class="external_block">

And CSS:

.ui-menu .external_block { width: 300px; }

Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/tLvfot4m/

Comments

[Waxhead]

harrymc: I fail to understand why this is relevant if for example computer A and B both are downloading a huge file on port 80 or 81 for example. I want to make sure A always is prioritized. I'll add the info if you wish but could you please take the time to explain to me why this kind of info is relevant in this situation?

[harrymc]

This is to know if the router can do QoS and how. The OS of the computers involved might also have an impact on what is possible to do.

[Waxhead]

Speedtouch WL750 ADSL bridge mode, Pfsense 2.0, Windows XP and several Debian Squeeze installations.

[harrymc]

I can only find Speedtouch TCW750. Is that it ? If you have a link towards its manual, please add it.

[Waxhead]

Sorry - a little typo. It is a 780WL. It is however set to bridge mode as you might have noticed so I do not understand what the ADSL modem can do other than forward the traffic to pfsense 2.0 where all the magic is done. Regardless the manual is here : rory.allford.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/st-780wl_cli.pdf

[Admin]

fiddle jsfiddle.net/8o8sLsw1

[Waxhead]

I already have static ip's for all my systems. I am also aware of the traffic shaper and the limiters. I have also posted a question (or two) at pfsense forums without getting a answer to my specific questions. On IRC people also claims that pfsense can be configured to do what I ask for but no one seems to be willing (or able) to explain how. This is exactly the reason my question is labeled pfsense 2.0 traffic priority. Thanks for your efforts anyway.

[harrymc]

I am afraid that you will have to find out how to use pfSense by yourself, maybe by examining the source code and even fixing the bugs (that's open source for you). Just a suggestion: To simplify your life it might be worth-while replacing router+pfSense+switch by one new router (in that case choose one on which DD-WRT can be easily installed).

[Dave]

I would like to note here that the pfSense Traffic Shaping Guide is not a "guide" at all, but rather a page of definitions, some of which have been copied from Wikipedia. Which is why so many people are reaching out for help on this topic. See https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,26782.0.html