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XP Drop Down Menu is an extremely powerful drop-down menu solution for your web site. In contrast to other drop down menus available in Web, the XP Drop Down Menu can overlap not only HTML contents but also can drop out on top of any frame, form, flash animation and even from the browser window. Due to its highly user-configurability you can fully adopt a menu appearance to fit any XP theme. The menu also supports unlimited number of submenus, javascript calls, target frames and multiple button types. Small, highly performance, and easy-to-use. Java source code is available.

This is a versatile context (right click) menu script that supports multiple levels of submenus! Script requires IE to work, though degrades well with others.

This script allows your menu to stay in view even when the page is scrolled. Instead of trying to make the menu "static" the script gently floats the menu back into view as the page scrolls. The script can be used to float images or any other valid HTML content.

Dynamic dropdown menus - fully configurable - no limitations! Easy to configure and fast to use. Complete manual and example included. Supports now "multiple menus", "windows look-and-feel", "fastest event-handling" and a lot more. Version 2.1 fixes some problems with IE5 and contains the new feature "autoscrolling"!

Navigation Bar Tabs provide an obvious and friendly tabbed interface for your site, very familiar to most visitors. The script gives you a quantity of tab sorts - from simple border tabs to Windows-like 3D tabs. You can change colors, fonts, icons, sounds, apply javascript calls, can use the tabs both with frames and w/o frames. Small and very easy-to-use. Java source code is available.

A compact, fast, reusable script that lets you put checkboxes and radiobuttons inside a tree. Download the JavaScript/DHTML applet for free and configure it with the online visual builder. Features: Use for both showing and entering options and settings in a form; Cross-browser compatible; Unlimited nodes and levels; Does not require Java or cookies; Runs entirely on the client-side; Hooks available for server-side dynamic data.

A robust muti-level menu script that can be laid out both horizontally and vertically. Works in all major DHTML browsers.

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.

A compact, fast, reusable script that lets you enhance your site with an outliner that looks and feels exactly like Windows Explorer. Download the JavaScript/DHTML applet for free and configure it online with the visual builder. Features: Cross-browser compatible; Unlimited nodes and levels; Visual configuration; Does not require Java or cookies; Runs entirely on the client-side; Hooks available for server-side dynamic data.

Little script that creates a Apple Aqua style menu bar for navigation. Not perfect because straight forward but it works.

A folding menu tree that contains links and sublinks. Click on the folder icon to expand/contract it. Comes with "persistance" feature, and works in both IE and NS6+.

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.

DHTML Top Menu is a highly configurable free web menu. The script requires only one external .js file to run, which you'll need to download and put into your webpage directory.

A cool menu bar that automatically slides open from the left edge of the screen as the surfer moves the mouse over it. Moving the mouse out will cause it the bar to slide back in. Browsers other than NS 4+ and IE 4+ will simply see nothing.

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.

One of the most popular and commonly used navigation controls in the desktop applications, the outlook bar is now available for you to be easily integrated into the site of yours. The content of this very flexible and adjustable control can be controlled through the control file while the look and feel can be tuned and updated using CSS file. The entire integration process can be completed in minutes and doesnt require any JavaScript knowledge from prospective user.

DOM Menu allows developers to add dynamic, hierarchical popup menus on their web pages. The direction of the menu can either be horizontal or vertical and the menu can open (or popout) in either direction. It has both screen edge detection and select element detection. The styles for the menu items are controlled almost entirely through CSS and the menus are created/hidden using the DOM (Document Object M odel). Menu configuration is done using a custom Hash() class and is very portable from a PHP type array structure. Currently supports Mozilla, IE 5+ and Opera 7, though all DOM browsers will be supported in time.

Tigra Menu Gold is cross browser Javascript Menu navigation component for web sites. The script features unlimited menu depth, item styles, relative positioning, full cross frames support, rollovers transparency and transition effects. Various support materials provided, so even beginner can start using this menu instantly.

JSCookMenu is a powerful JavaScript based menu script that can emulate Office XP, Internet Explorer and other GUI menus. It comes with six prebuilt themes.

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.