Navigation related scripts & softwares
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.
This JavaScript implements pulldown and go. You can specify any number of URLs along with text description.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
This script allows you to build a pie menu. It uses unordered lists (<ul>) to define a menu, which means that not only is it easy to configure, but it will 'gracefully degrade' in older browsers!
There are many of context menu examples on the internet. This javascript context menu is very lightweight, OOP based and item-specific. You can setup it in a few seconds.
DHTML Menu Builder is an online tool for creating multi-level DHTML menus. Top-level elements of your menu will be purely HTML, so that the site can be browsed by the users with JavaScript disabled and so that its structure is transparent for search engines. You can save project in a cookie and continue editing later. Two samples are available.
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