Added Recursive Function to Find li Element #297
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…data-index tag when attempting to apply the selectClass. Addresses #296
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This looks good! Merging |
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Great, thanks! Would you know when an updated package will be published? @mrsweaters |
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Done! Released in |
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I wrote a private recursive method to find the
lielement when themousemoveevent is fired inside of the menu. It will attempt to walk up the DOM until it finds thedata-indexattribute and can therefore properly find the index to apply theselectClassto.