'Highlight' your menu links as the mouse moves over them using this small powered script.

Finally DropDown Menu that you can use with ease. This JavaScript is brilliant with its simplicity. While most of the code is HTML you have great flexibility and ability to change it as you see fit. This JavaScript will work in Netscape and IE... Enjoy.

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.

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.

'Highlight' your menu links as the mouse moves over them using this CSS powered script! Thanks to CSS, the effect is very customizable, efficient, does not rely on script, and finally, very small in file size. Visible in IE4+, NS6+, Opera 6/Mozilla, and degrades well with the rest. A good illustration of what CSS alone can accomplish.

Script generator for our ever-popular image change rollover JavaScript. Just fill out the information, and it will generate your code for you - no more modifications are necessary! And, we can even mail the generated code to you! Wow... :-)

If you don't need to support Netscape 4, code for changing the content of elements is very simple. This code can be used whether the elements are regular inline elements or positioned divs. You can change the content onmouseover and onclick.

This JavaScript will automatically build a table of contents based on the header tags found on the Web page. Includes an optional access key [Alt-t] to return to the ToC. Supports DOM standard and works on non-IE browsers

Rotates a multitude of links in a circle... as if you were looking at the ridged side of a quarter laying flat on a table. Not meant for more than about five or six links. Not EASILY customizable... Knowledge of code required for changing number of links to rotate. But customizable nonetheless.

Display a list of the links on your Web page. Using CSS, you can select which ones to display. The list includes the URL and link title. Useful as a cross-reference listing. You will need to add the 'title' attribute and 'class="link"' to each link you want displayed.