Absolute Floating Menu

Floating menu that follows user scrolling. Just create an absolutely-positioned DIV block with menu in it and leave the rest to the script, which will ensure that the menu will return to the specified browser window corner when the user scrolls the page. Javascript turned off just means the menu will stay in its initial place. Can function as a jQuery plugin or standalone.

Rated 4.77 out of 5 (1138 rating(s))

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Version

1.5

Filed in

Scripts/JavaScript/Scripts & Programs/Navigation/Menus

Submitted on

24th February 2006

Last Updated

28th February 2011

Publisher

JTricks.com Other listings by this publisher

LICENSE #1

License Type

Freeware

Price

USD 0.00

Additional Info

NIL

Price Free
Views 15,361
Reviews 4 Member Review(s)
Posted On 24th February 2006
Last Updated On28th February 2011

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Average Member Rating: 4.77/5

perfect script

Reviewed by Anonymous on Fri, 29th March 2013

Rating: 4 - Very Good

awesume working code..solves my all problem

Simple and powerful script

Reviewed by Jay on Fri, 6th January 2012

Rating: 5 - Excellent

Excellent and very useful script. Worked like a charm on Firefox. But could not make it work on IE8. The DIV moves to the top-left corner and stays there.

Really amazing script

Reviewed by Anonymous on Wed, 21st July 2010

Rating: 5 - Excellent

Really easy to work with and fully functional moving div script. I just added my own menu to div and it worked in all listed browser. Not work under IE8.

wdraco Sat, 21st August 2010

Could you contact me through www.jtricks.com feedback feature? I am unable to reproduce your problem with IE8.

JTricks' floating menu is a very clean and functional script

Reviewed by Anonymous on Fri, 18th May 2007

Rating: 5 - Excellent

Recently I was marking-up large blocks of text ill-suited for being broken into multiple pages, and need a floating menu enabling in page navigation. I tried many scripts, and tried coding my own. Nothing came close to this. It does not throw any errors/warnings, nor leak memory noticeably.

It's a true div, workable for more than menus. Easy to implement, 3k in size, and degrades cleanly to an absolutely positioned div.

Outstanding!

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