Use this JavaScript to provide tooltips, F.A.Qs, and other information. The tip is shown when the mouse rolls over the title. You can use any valid HTML element, even links.

Flip Menu creates a collapsible menu tree out of an ordinary HTML list! It consists of just one external .js file, in which you specify settings such as whether to persistence the JavaScript menu state (using cookies), the images used to replace the default list bullets, and if any previously open branches should be closed when the current one is open. Very nice.

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

Handsome inside and out, Floatable Slide-In Navigation 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.

Blm Mult-level effect menu is a JavaScript/CSS hybrid dropdown menu based on ordinary HTML lists. As its name suggests, it allows for infinite levels of sub menus. The menu supports many different visual options, all specified simply by inserting keywords inside the menu's "class" attribute. The menu has been tested and should work in most standards compliant browser (IE5.5+, Firefox 1.5+, Opera 8.5+, Safari).

Add a floatable navigation menu to your site with this JavaScript! Both the dimensions of menu and its static locations on the content page can be easily configured, making it a piece of cake to integrate the menu code to conform to your layout. Definitely one of the better DHTML menu systems out there.

This JavaScript will automatically build a "breadcrumb" navigational JavaScript link to any page on your Web site. This allows your visitors to see exactly where they are on your Web site at an given time. Very easy to implement.

This is an attractive, list based tab JavaScript menu script. While the JavaScript menu requires a JavaScript enabled browser to view properly, the menu content is simply regular HTML, making content such as links within search engine friendly.

On the web pages with a lot of text content such as technical documents, novels, text stories, reportages, etc; usually we have to create the bookrmarks (anchor links) manuallly. Now these time-consuming jobs like that will be not available if the web pages use this JavaScript code example; this JavaScript code makes it easy for people to jump to the section they want to read by making a table of contents using the h1 to h6 tags automatically. Now it's time to create content only for content publishers!

This elegant JavaScript menu sticks at the left side of your webpage and consumes almost no space (trick: vertical labeling of the main-topics). Easy to configure.