New Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs | Navigation

This is a triple combo JavaScript that allows you to compact and organize your site's links three layers deep.

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.

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.

Add an elegant, visible-from-the-start static menu to your site with this script. Both the menu's dimensions and its static location on the page can be easily configured, making it a piece of cake to integrate the menu to conform to your site's layout.

With IE 5, for the first time, you can now add a context menu to your webpage. What's a context menu? Well, it's a custom menu that pops up in place of the default context menu when you right click your mouse. Use this script to add one to your page.

This is a handy utility that will automatically create code for a JavaScript Drop-Down Menu. Simply choose the amount of links you want in your menu, and then enter your link items in the spaces provided. You will also be able to test your menu before you copy and paste the code, in case you want to make any changes.

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

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 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.

This JavaScript navigation menu sends users to other Web page/site upon link selection change. It works by using the onChange function of the SELECT object to tell the window to load a new document. The URLs of the documents to jump to are given by the VALUE of the various OPTION tags contained in the SELECT.

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

This is a simple pulldown navigation menu script. You can set up unlimited number of links and make it easier on your visitors to find their way around your site and/or around the Internet.

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.

After the user selects an option in the pulldown menu, the new page opens in a new window. This is useful when linking to sites not within your site when you do not want the user to leave your site. Your site will remain open in the other window so the visitor can come back to it when the are finished with the popup page. You can even control the size of the popup window, whether it has scrollbars, menubars, toolbars, etc.

If you have plenty of space on you webpage or just would like to use a more comprehensive menu list, then this script might suit you nicely. This script allows you to select a link from a scrolling text box and then displays a message concerning the link. It sends you off to the destination once you click on 'Go' button.

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

This Javascript will display an ordinary-looking menu. Once a link is selected, the visitor is automatically taken to the website without hitting 'Go!' or any other submit buttons.

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.