A sleek animation effect using tabs for a slide JavaScript navigation bar. Degrades very nicely when JavaScript is turned-off.

These expanding side menus look and behave like those found in Windows XP. Great for saving space and categorizing your links.

dhtmlxTabBar is a JavaScript tabbar control for making dynamic tabbed-navigation interface. This UI component, AJAX supported, lets you add feature-rich and nice looking tabs to your site or web application.

The controls can be easily initialized on a web page that makes building of DHTML tabbed interface a breeze. Just assign any elements on your page (for example, DIVs) to the tabs of the Tabbar, and it will automatically do all the work for you - the component will switch these elements, displaying them by clicking on the corresponding tab.

Breadcrumbs show the path to the current page and allows the visitor to JavaScript link to any of the pages along that path. This JavaScript will build those links automatically. Highly customizable.

This script displays on any page a 'trail' (aka bread crumb) of where the viewer is currently at in relationship to the rest of the site. It does so by examining the directories that prefix the page, and displaying this containership (using links). If your site pages are organized using folders, this is a simple yet very useful navigation aid.

Combination of pop-up-menu and slideshow. By default the slideshow will scroll from bottom to top pausing between each image. If the visitor clicks on a menu-item the slideshow will be hidden and the submenu-links will be displayed. After some time the slideshow appears again. More features: each image may be linked separately. Most elements can be configured without programming-knowledge inside the head-scetion of the script: background-color, borderwidth, scrollerwidth, scrollerheight, pause between the images and so on.

CMD.HTM is a Navigation Menu disguised as a Command Prompt. Allows Users to Show and Hide as Well as Move the Navigation Menu. (IE 5+, Netscape 7+, Mozilla 1.2+).

A combination of CSS and JavaScript that allows switching between several pages without loading them from server. The script emulates the behavior of tabbed controls in Windows applications.

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.

A very interesting 'dot' menu. It's really worth to see.