This JavaScript code utility allows you to design and build web pages with the look and feel of Windows Explorer.

Choose an item from the list on the left, and description of the JavaScript link will be displayed right now.

Here's another variation of the script. This time the destination file title, a description, and URL appear in a text area when a radio button is chosen.

This method of JavaScript navigation uses radio buttons instead of the more common dropdown list. It makes quite a neat JavaScript menu bar, I feel.

If you have plenty of space on you webpage or just would like to use a more comprehensive JavaScript menu list, then this JavaScript might suit you nicely. This JavaScript works very well and is also very visually appealing.

The advantage of this dropdown list to choose URLs is that there is no need for a submit button, as you can see.

Switch Navigation Menu is one of dropdown menus which is a unique navigational vertical menu script with characteristics of a folding tree. This dynamic menu dynamically expands the chosen JavaScript menu item when clicked on while contracting the rest.

This code is DOM based, so it works in IE5/NS6/Opera7+ while degrading well with older browsers such as IE4/NS4. For the later the JavaScript menu will appear fully expanded from the start.