This scripts adds an AJAX extension to the static folder tree below. Open the demo and press down your mouse button on one of the nodes in thee tree. This will make a text box appear which makes it possible for you to rename nodes. AJAX is used to send this value to the server without reloading the page.

This is a typical tree menu. The difference between this script and a lot of other similar scripts is that this tree is based a HTML unordered list. One of the advantages of this is that the browser "knows" how to render the tree. This makes the tree very fast even when it contains hundreds and thousands of nodes.

This is a nice menu script that "clips" the menu open.

This is a script that I made a while back but for some reason I never finished it. It's similar to the foldoutmenu except that it's a little more advanced since the submenus slide open and they have background-images to make the menu look better. This menu has a limit of 2 levels of submenus.

This article details the construction of a menu bar like the one used on the main pages of this site. It's built from standard HTML elements using CSS to define the look and layout and JavaScript to handle the action of the drop down menus.

Great showcase of 37 CSS Navigation techniques.

In this menu script, the submenu slides to left or to the right. The menu is based on an unordered list(

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One of the most underestimated part of CSS are inline boxes. Probably most of you know the CSS specifications on the subject, but if you haven't read it, I suggest to look at the article on inline formatting model, by Eric Meyer, one of the most in-depth articles on CSS I've ever read for its level of detail.

When updating the old SlideMenu script I got some problems so I decided to remake the entire menu. Now the menu is much more functional and you can have unlimited levels! This menu now works on all 4.x+ browsers.