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The new Codrops multi-level push menu is awesome and is honestly exactly what I need for a project I have right now; the problem is that it doesn't work in Internet Explorer 9, which I have to support.

The animations (beyond the initial push effect of course) are all nice-to-haves, but not necessary for me; what I really need is the nested menus, because the menu structure I'm developing will turn out to be rather deep.

As it's for a Javascript application, that requirement is a nonissue. What really matters is getting it to work in Internet Explorer 9, which doesn't support Transforms; so how do I pull this off?

moberemk
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  • You can try polyfil, check [this tipic][1] [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5344745/polyfill-shim-for-css-transitions-and-animations – Nikolay Ayrapetov Aug 16 '13 at 10:33
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    If you ever managed to get this working it would be awesome if you were willing to share the code ;) – 8bithero Aug 25 '13 at 17:08
  • I did actually get a version of it working, but two caveats: one, for some reason on my Chrome (and no one else's) the framerate is stuttery at best; and two, because I was using it within a Knockout app context, I took advantage of a lot of Knockout-specific features to actually build it, which heavily limits the potential applications without heavy adaptation. I'm not really sure how useful sharing that would be honestly. – moberemk Aug 26 '13 at 02:06
  • Any answer to the question : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18620638/multi-level-push-menu-state-from-page-to-page – Vaido Sep 29 '13 at 12:50
  • Codrops multi-level push menu which is not work in the Internet Explorer in Lumia Devices. Anybody has an idea? – Shafeeque Feb 19 '15 at 14:07

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I needed Multi-level push menu to work with IE8+. Could be the following jQuery plugin can fit your needs too. It's inspired by Codrops MultiLevelPushMenu implementation, but not based on CSS 3D Transforms.

jquery.multilevelpushmenu at GitHub

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  • Like I said in my comment, I managed to put this together in an IE9+ compliant way using some application-specific Javascript; thanks for the link though, very cool plugin! I'll mark this as the accepted answer in case anyone else needs this. – moberemk Nov 04 '13 at 00:08