3D Spin Menu creates a virtual 'ring' of menu links whereby the user can manually select and rotate into view the desired link to go to. This cool script works in IE and NS6+ while degrading well with older browsers (doesn't show itself). It's fully customizable, from its colors, number of links, to positioning of the menu on the page and more.

This JavaScript code code moves form elements from one select box to the other. It allows for multiple items to be moved at once, and all items are sorted alphabetically as they are moved. The items are sorted by their description, not their value, which is helpful when pulling items from a database which have random IDs associated with them.

Note: The function move merely moves the items back and forth. This function alone will not select any of the items to be sent along with the post. In other words nothing will be sent in the form when you submit it unless some items are selected (highlighted) or additional JavaScript code it used. In this page I have added the function selectAll which loops through the righthand box and selects all the items before the form is submitted. This is much more intuitive for the user. The function selectAll is called in the onClick event of the submit button.

Using the new window.createPopup() method of IE 5.5, this context JavaScript menu script differs from the original in that the JavaScript menu can actually extend itself outside the browser window if activated too closely to the four edges. As you can see, it also comes with differing feature sets, including IE 5.5 exclusive Page Zooms. Browsers other than the supported one will simply see the default system menu instead.

The code creates a context JavaScript menu when visitors right-click anywhere on the web page.

This JavaScript menu consists of links flying by the cyrcle. While moving cursor over JavaScript link description appears in the center.

This JavaScript will display the DHTML submenus when visitors move mouse over the parent dynamic menus.

Floating Images II animates any image (or block of HTML) up and down the browser window, like an elevator, and stays in view even if the user scrolls the page. Going up anyone?

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.

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).

An attractive 'news bar' script. Messages are automatically rotated and displayed, with the ability to manually cycle back and forth through them. This script is created entirely using form buttons.