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Create your own dropdown menu. Choose from three different button options, choose colors, and other menu options.

Elevator Menu Scroll Dhtml Script animates any block of HTML up and down the browser window, staying in view even if the user scrolls the page. You can use it like a navigation menu. An interesting effect with many uses.

A script that makes selected headers in a page contractible in IE /NS6+. All other browsers, including NS 4.x, will simply see the headers uncontracted (degrades well). Rewritten for added versatility and persistence feature.

A twist to the good old JavaScript combo box menu, this script renders one that's always visible on the visitor's lower right screen. Take site navigation to the next level! Just updated for NS6+ functionality, plus ability to specify link target.

Features: Use your own images/colors or choose from predefined ones; Built-in checkbox system (like a windows installer to select components); Lots of options and API functions. This component is part of the BlueShoes Framework.

Highly customizable cascading menu. Supports all major browsers on PC, Unix and Mac. Appearance and layout can be customized in almost every detail through external variable file. Handles text, html, images, bg images, rollover images, etc. Can trigger other scripts through links. Can be stand alone or triggered by hovering or clicking anchor. Can be positioned absolute, relative or a combination. Multiple menus on one document supported.

Pop-it allows you to associate a dynamic menu with regular links on your page. As the mouse moves over the link in question, a menu pops up containing "sub links". Think of it as a "loose" drop down menu for links.

If you would like to use a pulldown menu, but would like to do so in frames, this is the script for you. One frame will contain the pulldown menu and the selections will be opened in the other frames.

Streamline you links into one box for easy selection and navigation with this script. As an added touch, the script briefly "flashes" the selected link before whisking visitors to it upon clicking the "Go there" button.