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This is a two-level drop down menu, with a description of each selection displayed.

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

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.

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.

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.

This is a 2-level combo box (single combo), both expanding the capacity of the combo and allowing you to organize the links into various categories.

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.

This is a dropdown form-based navigation script. You will be redirected to the page chosen with click on the GO button.

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.