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A very simple and powerfull Listbox Navigation javascript !!!! Make a quick navigation for your website !! You can customize easily this script.

This DHTML script allows you to pop open a link menu by placing your mouse over any tag that supports the mouseover event. When you do, it opens a menu next to your cursor/page element that will stay open for a specified amount of time (you set the time in seconds). You also define the width, height, links, title, colors, and where you want the box to appear relative to your cursor (Top-Left, Bottom-Left, Bottom-Right, or Top-Right). You can add this menu anywhere you like within the HTML page.

This script will let the user select a destination from a drop down menu, and then go to that address by clicking on a button. Just change the URLs in the script to your desired addresses, and you can have as many selections as you want by simply copying the code.

Today’s freebie is a fully functional jQuery DropDown Lava Lamp menu in six different variations. It is meant to be used as a header menu but with some small changes it can be adjusted to fit any screen.

Sophisticated interactive menus are a snap with this easy technique... with over- and under-line links on mouseOver, settable hot and cold colors, settable left-to-right movement on mouseOver -- and *no* layers, spans, or divisions needed. Well-behaved in your layout, and easy to install.

Based on a custom grid, this menu allows you to organize your content into columns (from 1 up to 12) with a lot of typography examples such as headings, lists, images styling, tables, form elements, etc. In the download, you’ll find 5 separate folders for each layout variant with all 13 colors ready to use with a simple CSS class.

Windows Explorer is a well known navigation tool. These JavaScript codes implement the simplified version of this tool on a web page within minutes.

The main feature of this menu is the clear separation between the HTML code, software code and visual appearance. The HTML code is a simple treelike unordered list. This makes it easy to integrate this menu into any CMS as well as change its appearance by simply editing HTML and CSS. All the rest is done by the script. After the script is attached, this multi-level unordered list becomes Multi-Level Drop-Down Menu. The visual appearance is specified using CSS. Thus, this script is targeted at web developers who want to have complete and clear control over the code.

Sub Menu Generator wizard will help you to create a menu for your website.

Arrow-Bar v1.0 is an easy-to-use and completely customizable vertical navigation menu with custom cursor support (including support for special effects) and comes with a number of extra button sets. Arrow-Bar v1.0 provides a convenient way for visitors to navigate your site.

JSCookTree combines stylesheet, DHTML and JavaScript to provide a fancy tree. Themes included. New in 2.0 are: branch expand/collapse controls, tool tips and many other features.

This is a hierarchical menu with folder-images. Ideal for those who want a small menu with many choices.

If you have a lot of menu links and not a lot of space, this is the script to turn to. It compacts any content into a predefined area, with the content accessible via scrolling. Browsers other than IE 4+ or NS 4+ will simply see nothing.

The DHTML Drop Down JavaScript Menu is cross browser compatible and highly customizable. You will be quickly adding a powerful menu navigation aid to web sites, help systems, documentation, intranets and much more.

A slide-out menu that uses an external HTML page as its content, making updating it a breeze. It automatically slides open from the left edge of the screen as the mouse moves over it.

A handy online tool that allows you to generate the JavaScript code for menu's and navigational bars instantly.

This is a radio button-based navigation JavaScript. Upon your selection of a radio button, it simply sends you to the selected link.

Some web browsers have a feature called Mouse Gestures, which I've found to be great. Basically it is shortcuts that are activated with a motion you make while holding down the mouse button. I've gotten so used to them, that when using other programs I find myself using them. Since not many web browsers support this nifty feature, I wrote one in Javascript that can be added to any website to enable mouse gestures.

The advantage of this script is that it not only gives you the ability to make list drop down menu. You can also use a div as drop down element. This way you can create big drop down menus like under the buttons products and tutorials in the live preview. Or you can create a login panel in your drop down like I did in the live preview.

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