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This is a navigational combo box with the added feature of allowing the selected item to be opened in a secondary window.

This is a navigational combo box that shows a description of the selected item beneath it.

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

HV Menu is a highly versatile DHTML menu script with support for muti-level submenus, horizontal or vertical positioning, frames, and more.

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.

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

When an icon is clicked, this script glides in a menu from screen-left. Clicking on the same icon in the menu causes it to slide off the screen, with the triggering icon sliding back in. The script can be set to have either the trigger icon or the menu show on start-up; and the menu and trigger icon positions can be set via script variables. An easy install, and a cool effect.

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.

A simple script that allows you to launch popup windows from a dropdown menu. Any number of links can be added to the options list. The popup window features can be set within the script. Great for saving space on the page when long lists are required, for image popups, and for offsite referrals while still keeping people on your page.

This JavaScript demonstrates how to have a drop down menu from the top of a given page. It is possible to modify the menu to scroll or not, also to change colors, and all dimensions.

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+.

One of the most-asked questions in our support mail, this very simple technique shows how to add differently colored links to the same page that light up and underline and/or overline on mouseOver. No complex JavaScript calls are required, and the technique is a fundamental building block for interesting, interactive, color-differentiated menu systems.

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.

A fully interactive menu system with separate messaging box and programmable elements, including: link color and behavior; link box motion indent; link box border colors; link box border styles; link box border width; individual link messages; and default link message. Designed to replace costly Java applets that perform similar functions, the scripting uses no layers or divisions. Recently updated with smoother mouse response.

Menugen is a web-based application that allows users to create cascading javascript menus (drop down boxes in which the contents of box2 change based on a selection made in box1). Menugen also allows for some HTML formating and provides screen by screen help. The original javascript code is written by Alan King at webreference.com.

Put sliding navigation bar on your page. I needed that for a site that had long pages and short navigation bars, so the client wanted to fill that empty space along the left side of the pages. There is a detailed explanation of how it works.

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

This JavaScript creates a cool table menu with highlight effect and a textual description of the link the mouse is over.

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.