JsDOMenu is a very impressive, 100% DOM based navigational menu. Not one document.write() was used in its implementation. Some features of this script are:

+ Tested and works in many browsers, such as: Mozilla, Mozilla Firebird, Mozilla Firefox 0.8 - 0.9, Netscape 7.x, Opera 7.23 - 7.51, Safari 1.x, Camino 0.8, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 - 6.
+ Can be configured as a context menu, where the menu pops up when the user right or left clicks the mouse. Furthermore, you can define a 'region', for example, inside a particular DIV, that the menu will show up when the user clicks the mouse, and only within this region. Clicking outside this region won't activate it.
+ Can be configured as a regular menu, fixed at a certain location on the page (absolutely positioned). Menu can also be set to remain visible even if user scrolls the page.
+ Supports menu positioning of 'static', or relatively positioned on the page, inline just like regular content.
+ Menu item can display an icon to the left of it.
+ Supports unlimited sub menus.
+ Switch to an alternate stylesheet to change the theme of the menu bars and menus without reloading the page (works in Mozilla/ NS7+).
+ 100% HTML/ XHTML compliant.

This JavaScript allows you to associate a dynamic JavaScript menu with regular links on your page. As the mouse moves over the JavaScript link in menu, a JavaScript menu pops up containing "sub links".

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