This 3D Flash menu will use a 3D mouseover effect, it supports advanced features such as background images, custom fonts and more. |
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Elevator is a compact multi-level menu. Items can be nested up to 8 levels deep, each linking to its own URL and frame target. Two buttons at the top of the menu lead to the next lower level or to level 1. Non-reactive separators can be placed anywhere on the menu. Mouse-tracking selector bars and dual lines can be added, removed or recolored individually, as can the scrolling arrows and vertical "shaft" lines. Elevator is also fully searchable and supports sound effects. |
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NeonBar is a single-level horizontal button bar. Each button displays a fading description in the integrated status panel when the mouse hovers over it, as well as changing the button and text colors and the colors of horizontal divider lines. Each button can be assigned individual text, fill and gradient colors when focused. Two icon-buttons allow quick links to Home and Email. The main panel and buttons support gradient fills, and the buttons offer a choice of linear or radial gradients. |
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Nexus is a unlimited-level tree menu. Any item can act as a link and contain further levels of items; items can be scrolled. Nexus has many other features: the menu can be animated; Nexus is fully user-searchable; any item can use a custom text-color, which can optionally be inherited by its child nodes; Separators can be placed on the menu; choice of scrollbars styles; choice of flat or 3D items. Colors and styles of items, item-selectors, and toggle-boxes can be set individually. |
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SlideBar is a two-level horizontal menu. Bars containing second-level links slide out horizontally when the mouse moves over a first-level label. The menu can be aligned to the left or right of the page and items slide out in the appropriate direction. Items react to mouse-hover by fading between colors, and can have gradient fills. Different fonts, styles and colors can be applied to first- and second-level items. SlideBar supports MP3 sound effects, and transparency in compatible browsers. |
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TabPanel is a 2-level tabbed menu consisting of an unlimited number of tabs arranged horizontally in a single row above the main panel. Scroll buttons are shown automatically if required, allowing hidden tabs to be scrolled into view. Selecting a new tab displays an unlimited number of text-buttons on the main panel. Each button links to a separate URL, and tabs can optionally also act as links. Parameters allow full customization of all colors, fonts and styles, and sounds are supported. |
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A Flash Menu Bar with cool background animation. Colors and cursor animation are customizable. |
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LiveWire is a three-level animated menu system. The 'first level' consists of menu captions. When the mouse moves over a caption, a column of Items slides and fades into view. Moving the mouse over an item causes a row of Subitems to appear. LiveWire also contains an optional 'statusbar' area where related messages can be displayed as the mouse moves over menu items. The fonts and colors for all text in all states can be selected, along with design options such as spacing, line and fill colors. |
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iTab is a tab control in the Windows style, designed specifically for use with the HTML IFRAME. By combining iTab with an IFRAME, the result is a smart and intuitive interface that makes it easy to browse between related web pages. Along with full control over color scheme, fonts and color-reactivity, iTab includes our PageSync feature which ensures that the iTab control will always select the correct tab when the user clicks a link in a framed page or uses the browser's Back button. |
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HotStrip is a compact menu-strip designed to sit in a narrow top or bottom frame. The clicked entry can remain highlighted until the next is clicked, indicating the currently-visible page. All colors and fonts are editable, and the optional statusbar message can instead be animated in the strip itself. Sounds are supported for hover, click and release events. HotStrip allows a background image to be placed behind the menu, and the applet can also be transparent in compatible browsers. |
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