Top Rated Scripts | Java | Applets | Navigation | Menu Systems

Make a professional java web menu bar for your site with the Advanced AWT Floating Menu Bar. Menus can pop up over HTML content, frames and even go over the browser window. The Advanced AWT Floating Menu Bar can even execute javascript functions. Source code also available Extensive Documentation giving both a Quick Start section and an in depth explanation of every feature. Advanced yet both Easy and Quick to implement. No knowledge of java programming is required. Source Code also available.

A menu applet where the menu items will rotate into their place from random distance. A 3d effect is used for the menu item movements.

This is a simple menu applet which will fly in each menu item from the distance when initialized.

Java Applet Morph Button that you can use as menu item or as special Link address.

Java menu applet with fade effect.

The applet AutoNavigator reads files and folders into a menu. Files become menu items whereas folders become submenus. The titelsof files and folders are shown in the menu. Folders without the selected file types are disregarded. If appropriate index files are generated by the server, the applet is able to use these files. The number of menu items is limited to 160, the depth of file pathes to 6. The applet uses Java 1.1 instructions and is compiled with jdk1.3.1. It does not work offline.

Cerebellum, unlike most menu applets, is 2D. It's spreading out tree structure provides a great way for visitors to navigate and visualise your site. It also looks great, has a wide range of configurable effects, and supports frames.

MessageMenu is a horizontal menu bar with cool effects and a bar which displays information about your menu links. Highly configurable and written in Java 1.0 for full compatibility.

A small neat menu which makes transparent buttons from a background image and has various fx. Supports frames, colours, timing, fonts and sub-menus. Written in Java 1.0 - compatible with all java-enabled browsers.

A simple small menu which runs a custom mouse over animation behind each option. Supports frames, colours, timing, fonts and sub-menus. Written in Java 1.0 - compatible with all java-enabled browsers.

Have the visual from the Matrix running in a menu in your website.

WobbleMenu is similar to KLMenu but supports a wobbling effect when fading in sub-menus.

ConstantWobble is an extremely small, compatible and configurable menu applet that looks really great.

A small neat configurable menu applet, written in Java 1.0 for full compatibility, that displays colourful bubbles behind you web site menu.

An advanced menu system with a snowing effect in the background - ideal for Christmas.

KLMenu is a neat menu with superb and varied highlight effects. Supports vairable fonts, frames, fx, sub-menus, colors and timing. Written in Java 1.0 - compatible with all java-enabled browsers.

Appletcollection Vertical Menu is an extremely powerful, highly customizable and easy to implement java menu applet. A visual editor guides you through the set-up process.

The Magic Animated Buttons are web button menus with mouse-sensitive transition effects. Their primary purpose is to make your navigation very, very cool. They provide fades, rainbow fades, ripples, wipes, page-folds, configurable in hundreds of ways and applicable to any graphic of your choice. They come with around 100 graphic template packages.

Eye catching, neat and very cool looking this applet is very small and fast to load. Any size menu, any number of images, any size of images. Configurable to scroll up or down, left or right. "Pause on hover" functionality for user friendliness. Set the target windows, scroll speed and URL's. Demo version available.

A nice, compact menu. Infinite number of menu options, URLs and target windows. Text, background and 'arrow' color all configurable. 120 different combinations or arrow, line and line end ! Choose font, font style, size and spacing of text. Any size menu. Settable initial selected menu option (to signify current page).