This applet displays a menu with the shear effect. The applet includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

The decision about the navigation you will use for your website or application is one of the most important you will make. Web site award systems always include "navigation" as one of the prime assessment categories. The length of time spent by a visitor on your website, and the comfort they experience while there, is significantly determined by your menus. This menu design guide is designed to help you in the conceptualisation phase of your planning and brings many factors to your attention which you may never have thought of. Choosing a menu? Read these articles first!

These are pop-out java menu applets available in numerous themes and suitable for a side bar navigation layout with the menu down the side of your page. Includes configuration tool. Support for true-type fonts, multiple event triggers, user-defined icons, and more. The menus have pop-up submenus, which can pop up over anything on your page - e.g. frame edges, HTML content, flash movies, etc - but are easily removed again afterwards.

applet has a range of configurable features, including: Image Background Support. Java Script Support. Fonts, colors and shadow support. Background image support for each header menu. Automatic mouse highlight effect. Text alignment. All menu text and navigation URLs.

These are sliding java menu applets available in numerous themes and suitable for sidebar navigation. Includes easy-to-use online configuration tool. Support for true-type fonts, multi-state user-defined icons, multiple event triggers and more. Many different sliding styles are available, including stylish expanding slides with top level items expanding around the submenu.

These are sliding java menu applets available in numerous themes and suitable for sidebar navigation. Includes easy-to-use online configuration tool. Support for true-type fonts, multi-state user-defined icons, multiple event triggers and more. Many different sliding styles are available, including stylish expanding slides with top level items expanding around the submenu.

Like Cerebellum, this applet can be used to make a visual representation of your site, but this applet also supports use of images for page nodes. Written in Java 1.0 for full broswer compatibility.

These are drop-down java menu applets available in numerous themes and suitable for a top bar navigation layout with the menu across the top of your page. Includes configuration tool. Support for true-type fonts, multiple event triggers, user-defined icons, and more. The menus have pop-up submenus, which can pop up over anything on your page - e.g. frame edges, HTML content, flash movies, etc - but are easily removed again afterwards.

These are drop-down java menu applets available in numerous themes and suitable for a top bar navigation layout with the menu across the top of your page. Includes configuration tool. Support for true-type fonts, multiple event triggers, user-defined icons, and more. The menus have pop-up submenus, which can pop up over anything on your page - e.g. frame edges, HTML content, flash movies, etc - but are easily removed again afterwards.

Applet builder is designed to help you make navigation menus for your Web site without any Java or HTML experience. You can use colored or image backgrounds; put icons in your applets; use any color for text, borders, or backgrounds; make mouseover effects; use sounds on mouse events; control border widths; and view the HTML code as you are creating applets. The applets work in frames and tables easily. The previewer allows you to see the applet as you create. You can easily test your applets in a browser while you are creating them. New added: Slide Menu Builder & Tree Icon Menu Builder.