This is your straightforward drop down menu, except in IE5+ and NS6+, a description of each selection is displayed beneath it. Very nice addition to a popular application wouldn't you say? Script updated to support options opening in a new window (IE5/NS6+ only), and ability to include multiple menus on the same page.

This is a 3 state menu effect, applicable to any table. The table cell in question 'hovers up' when the mouse moves over it, and depresses when down. A snap to install, your table links will never be the same in IE4+ and NS6!

This is a mouseover tabs menu. Move the mouse over designated links, and additional 'sub links' appear beneath it. Think of it as an inline two level menu. We intentionally made this script with a minimum amount of styling, so you can personalize its look yourself. As an example, the main links could be substituted with 'tab' images instead.

This script will display the submenus when visitors move mouse over the parent menus.

A folding menu tree that contains links and sublinks. Click on the folder icon to expand it. Browsers apart from IE 4+ or NS6+ will see the tree fully expanded (degrades well). The menu supports arbitrary nesting of sub-lists, and uses session cookies to give it persistance. In the past, whenever you opened a folder and clicked a link inside, when you returned, the folder reverts back to its initial, closed state. What a waste of time of having to reopen the folder(s) each time you return to view the links inside. Using cookies, this 'smart' folder script will actually remember the state of the folder tree when you navigate to another page, so when you come back, it will look just the way you had remembered it to be. If you can't appreciate this feature, you can bet your surfers will! Note: This persistance feature is only visible in, obviously, cookie enabled IE 4 browsers.

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 left and right scroll buttons. Browsers other than IE 4+ or NS 4+ will simply see nothing.

Handsome inside and out, Dynamic-Fx's slide-in menu will satisfy even the most demanding webmasters. Among it's long list of features are:
+ Ability to statically position menu on page, both x and y axis (as in demo), or simply inline.
+ Support for loading link(s) in another frame or window
+ Support for multiple columns within each row
+ Fully customizable colors, dimensions etc

Add a stylish 'highlight' effect to your table menus using this versatile DHTML script. A thin border is applied around the table cell (<td>) in participation as the mouse moves over it, with this effect visible in IE4+ and NS6+. Great and lightweight effect.

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. Definitely one of the better DHTML menu systems out there.

Pop-it allows you to associate a dynamic menu with regular links on your page. As the mouse moves over the link in question, a menu pops up containing 'sub links'. Think of it as a 'loose' drop down menu.

This is a great script for expanding links on your page with a 2nd level. The menu intelligently re-positions itself depending on how close it is to the edge of the browser window, so it's always in full view.

This script works in IE4+, NS4, and NS6+/Opera7+. You can specify a valid default URL for each link for other browsers to navigate to.

A manually controlled menu bar. Drag the bar to expand or contract it. Browsers other than NS 4+ and IE 4+ will simply see nothing.

This clean-looking menu is very simple to implement and can be placed anywhere on a page. Adding or deleting levels is easy to do. The menu is created without tables, using unordered lists and hidden layers.

Switch Menu is a unique navigational script with characteristics of a folding tree. It dynamically expands the chosen menu item when clicked on while contracting the rest. This script is DOM based, so it works in IE5/NS6/Opera7+ while degrading well with older browsers such as IE4/NS4. For the later the menu will appear fully expanded from the start.

The first and original Top Navigational Bar script, this one displays at the top of your page a horizontal two level menu. It's since been updated to work across all DHTML browsers (IE4+, NS4, NS6+, Opera6), and in IE, can optionally be displayed statically on the page (so menu remains in view when scrolling the page).

This is a stylish collapsible menu modelled after the navigational menu found on Slashdot. Session-only cookies are used to remember the menu state (whether it's expanded or not). Cool!

New: You can now add a expand/ contract all links to the menu, to allow your visitors to easily toggle the visibility of all submenus. Furthermore, you can specify if all submenus should be contracted by default when the menu first loads (see top of "menu.js").