AllWebMenus is a dhtml/javascript menu builder for web site navigation that requires absolutely no DHTML or Javascript experience from you. It creates cross-browser, popup or drop down menus that work alike in all browsers supporting DHTML (Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer of versions 4.0 and later, Opera and Mozilla).
A javascript menu can be designed with a simple, tree-like approach. You can then fully customize it by using the Properties Pane or by choosing a predefined appearance from the Style Gallery. It can be either vertical or horizontal (popup or drop down menu), it can be movable, stay visible while scrolling, contain static or animated images, borders, colors and much more!
Once everything is set, you can compile and link your menu to your web pages in a fast and easy manner, without any code involved!
AllWebMenus will save you a significant amount of time and effort required to fully understand Dynamic HTML and Javascript code capable to support all Internet Explorer, Netscape and Opera browsers.
Major Features Include:
Compile and link menus to your web pages in no time and without any code required.
Import FrontPage Navigation Structures into AllWebMenus.
Create Site Maps from the Menu Structure of menus.
Create menus fast by using pre-designed menu styles from the Style Gallery.
Use multiple menus in the same page.
Use two flexible ways to position your menus: Either using window coordinates or attaching it to any table cell inside the page.
Create menus for use inside framed web sites.
Specify an alternative (non-menu) web page to open when a user has an older browser that does not support DHTML and Javascript (optional).
Use complete help for all properties and procedures. Press F1 while you are on a property to immediately receive Quick Help for that property.
Use the Pick Style and Apply Style functions to quickly transfer an item's appearance to other items.
Design both horizontal and vertical menus and use static or animated images for both the background and content.
Create effects by assigning different values to the item properties for three different item states: "Normal", "Mouse Over" and "Mouse Click" item states.
Position the menu anywhere on the screen and keep the menu visible in the same position while scrolling (<Menu Drifts on Scroll> property).
Specify Javascript Commands to be executed when clicking on menu items.
Specify Javascript Commands to be executed when a submenu appears/disappears or even when the Main Menu appears/disappears.
Use both vertical and horizontal submenus at any possible combination.
Use Titles on submenus and allow the user to drag the menu from its Title.
Choose "How", "When" and "Where" any submenu opens.
Use "Distances between menu items" and assign a "Statusbar Text" for each item.