JavaScript External Menu Resources
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JavaScript : Scripts and Programs : Site NavigationContext Menu Script
This is a DHTML menu that's activated when the user right clicks the mouse. The menu can be used by the visitor to quickly jump to various links, whether within your site or externally. Window targeting is possible with each link, so the links can be specified to open either in current window, or another. The menu intelligently detects if it's too close to the browser edge when activated, and will reposition itself so it's always fully in view. Works in IE and NS6 and above, degrading well with browsers that don't support it.
- Cost: Free
Fold Out External Menu
A DHTML menu bar that automatically slides open from the left edge of the screen as the surfer moves the mouse over it. Moving the mouse out will cause the bar to slide back in. The menu uses an external page as its content to display. This allows you to configure the menu simply by editing the external file, through HTML. Uses CSS to allow for easy styling of most aspects of the menu. Works in IE, NS6, Opera 7 and above, degrading well with browsers that don't support it. Create the menu file like any other HTML document including text/images.
- Cost: Free
Layer Menu Uses External Page
This menu technique is ideal if you have a number of pages on your website, and may need to frequently change the menu items on all or many of the pages. Using an iframe within a floating layer, the menu items are contained in a single external HTML page. Insert the layer code once into each page; then when you must change the menu items, you change only a single external HTML page. These changes are then instantly reflected in every page on your site. No server-side scripting is needed; the script requires only knowledge of basic html editing.
- Cost: Free
- Platforms: All
