Menu system (vertical or horizontal) that allows for "click to expand/collapse" submenu selections. Script requires only a simple table contained within DIV element - NO other HTML code changes required. Setup controls are contained in one easy to use setup file containing detailed instructions. Options include: transparency level, Handler type (mouseover or click), single branch expansion option, and expanse/collapse icon placement settings. Multiple samples and documentation is provided for guidance. Menu look is set with CSS. Tested in: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera

jsDOMenu is a cross-browser navigation menu that is based on DOM. The menu will pop up when you left/right click in certain regions in your web page. You can also configure it to be absolutely positioned, fixed positioned (does not move with the page during scrolling) or statically positioned. It supports unlimited submenus, and submenu will adjust its position appropriately if the cursor is too near the edge. jsDOMenu is 100% HTML/ XHTML valid, and is fully customizable through CSS. Horizontal menu bars are possible by installing jsDOMenuBar. Every menu item can have an icon shown before the display text. Tested and works in many browsers such as Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox/Firebird, Netscape, Opera, Safari, Camino and Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Turns unordered list <UL> into a multi-leveled menu requiring NO code changes to the HTML webpage. Script can handle infinite layers. Setup controls are contained in one easy to use setup file containing detailed instructions. Options include: position on page, transparency level, expand/collapse all option, single branch expansion option, and expanse/collapse & expand/collapse ALL icon settings). Source code is heavily commented for developers. Multiple samples and documentation is provided for guidance. Look is controlled using CSS. Tested in: Internet Explorer 6.0, Firefox 1.0, and Netscape 7.2

A lightweight, CSS based menu that displays a description of the link the mouse is currently over. The description is gently brought into view as an added touch.

A set of dhtml menus. They all share following features: - seperated into 3 layers (structure, presentation, behavior) - object oriented code, so you can create many menus on one page - can be positioned statically, relatively or absolutely inside div or table element - work with most of the key browsers including: IE 5.0/5.5/6.0, Mozilla 1.4/1.7, Opera 7.11/7.23/7.51, Safari 1.2, Konqueror 3.2.0, Firefox 0.7/0.8/0.9, Camino 0.7, Netscape 7.11, Lynx 2.8.5, Links 0.98 - friendly to search engines and text browsers - released under BSD license (free even for commercial use) Currently there are available: - DynamicTree - display and build tree structures - XulMenu - horizontal or vertical windows like menu - DropDownMenuX - horizontal or vertical drop down menu with unlimited nesting - ClickShowHideMenu - vertical navigation bar menu. - TreeMenu - simple tree menu - DropDownMenu1 - simple drop down menu

This dynamic driven Javascript will make any table "rollover." Basically the script allow the cells of any given table to change color when the mouse rolls over them. The script can highlight individual table cells (<TD>), or entire rows (<TR). You may also exclude select cells/rows from being highlighted.

Rapidly create and add a JavaScript drop down menu to your Web site. With over 30 different paramters you can customize the menu to meet your Web site's needs. Full detailed documentation is provided. You do not need any knowledge of DHTML or JavaScript, just a basic understanding of html.

This menu technique is ideal if you have a number of pages on your site, and may need to frequently change the menu items on all or many of them. Using an iframe within a floating layer, the menu items are contained in a single external html page. Insert the layer code once into each page; so when you must change the menu, you change *only* a single external HTML page... with the changes instantly reflected in every page on your site. No server-side scripting; requires only knowledge of basic html editing.

A 2 level image tab menu. Move your mouse over an image tab, and additional content appears beneath it. The 2nd level can be toggled on and off, instantly creating a simple tabs interface in the later case.

A code generator which creates customized cut-and-paste JavaScript drop-down jump menus. Customizations include the menu's background color, text color, width (in pixels or percentage), number of options, and which option to select by default.