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This menu technique is ideal if you have a number of pages on your site, and may need to frequently change the menu items on all or many of them. Using an iframe within a floating layer, the menu items are contained in a single external html page. Insert the layer code once into each page; so when you must change the menu, you change *only* a single external HTML page... with the changes instantly reflected in every page on your site. No server-side scripting; requires only knowledge of basic html editing.

JsDOMenu is a context menu that pops up when the user "left" or "right" clicks on any blank space in the page. It supports unlimited submenus, and is functional in DOM browsers (tested on Internet Explorer 6, Netscape 7, and Mozilla Firebird.).

ShareTream TreeviewHTC is a web component which helps to include foldout treeview menus in your web page. Treeview uses Microsoft HTC behavior technology. This helps use the power of thin web client (i.e. IE browser) and at the same time makes the process of treeview construction very simple. You doesn't need to know JavaScript language or something else. Treeview are represented as plain html style text. Try this small, fast and simple treeview menu in your web applications.

Qiksearch MenuGen is a simple and handy tool that lets you create Javascript drop-down/pull-down menus with ease. To use Qiksearch MenuGen, first select the number of Items you want in the menu. The default is 5. Then select the caption that will appear in the menu. Default is "Select". Then fill in the details of the Items. "Option" is the text that will appear when you pull the drop-down menu. "Link to" is the link to which that particular "Option" will point to. You may type your own link/URL or browse through to link to a local file. After you are done with all this, press the "Make My Code" Button. A new window will open, with the code you require. Press CTRL+A or right click and Select All, then copy the text and paste it wherever you require on your web page.

CSS NavBar v1.0 is an easy-to-use and completely customizable CSS-based navigation menu with custom cursor support. It is easy to configure and use and provides a convenient way for visitors to navigate your site.

Tigra Menu PRO is flexible menu solution for commercial applications offering high reliability and wide browsers support. Amazing feature set includes unlimited depth, unlimited menus on single page, independent items geometry, images within items, frames and tooltips support, relative and static positioning, and many others. Online visual builder, illustrated documentation, FAQ, forum, many demos and free setup support are available.

This is a Microsoft menu style DHTML navigation menu script. It can be easily integrated into your page. Written in French.

AJPopup is a versatile and nifty DHTML/JavaScript popup display. It can double as a popup description or navigation popup. AJPopup can be deployed in many different situations such as mouseover popups in image maps to display supplementary information or related links. It can also be added to plain URL anchor links for popup descriptions or additional link options. The lastest version fixes the display bug in Internet Explorer 5.0.

This is a top menu that works across all DHTML browsers, including NS6, Opera5 and Mozilla!

A multi-color menu script that also displays a message in the status bar.

This is a 3 state menu effect, applicable to any table. The table cell in question "hovers up" when the mouse moves over it, and depresses when down.

ZiggyMenu is a dynamic menu created with DHTML. The links are collected under the main links, and when you click on a main link, it smoothly shifts the main menu and shows the child links below itself.

Add a stylish "highlight" effect to your table menus using this versatile DHTML script. A thin border is applied around the table cell in participation as the mouse moves over it, with this effect visible in IE4+ and NS6+.

This JavaScript creates a user-friendly outline-style table of contents for a multi-frame window. The sample data here is inconsequential, but representative of the kind of things you might like to have an outline pointing to.

This is a neat JavaScript that allows you to add a popup remote control menu on your page for easy site navigation. In the remote menu, when a user moves his/her cursor over a link, it displays the description of the link, and when clicked it sends the user to the link in the current page.

This script is almost identical to the Select and Go script, but it opens the address in a new popup window. You can set the new window to have a height, width, etc. or just leave it to open as a normal new window.

This JavaScript implements pulldown and go. You can specify any number of URLs along with text description.

Similar to the location box in your browsers, just enter a complete web site address (starting with http://) in the box and press enter to jump to that site.

This is an automatic pulldown menu, but in frames. It allows you to have the link open in a different frame of your site.