Split Menu Buttons combine the sleek aesthetics of menu buttons with the versatility of drop down menus to create a navigational interface that captures the best of both worlds. It renders attractive CSS based oval buttons with an optional “toggle” element dynamically added next to it that reveals a drop down menu when interacted with. … Continue reading
DD Icon Menu creates an icon based vertical menu that sits fixed on the left edge of the browser window and expands to show sub menus onMouseover. Infinite levels of sub menus can be associated with each icon, with each sub menu simply defined as a hidden DIV on the page.
This is a multi-level drop down menu that’s also a space saver, by stacking the sub menus on top of one another when revealed. The markup for each drop down menu is simply plain HTML, transformed by the script afterwards into the result you see on the page. CSS3 transforms are used for the transition … Continue reading
Simple jQuery dropdown menu with easing and hoverIntent.
This menu models itself after the side bar menu found on Amazon.com to provide a flexible, content-rich fold out menu. It supports infinite number of sub menus. In addition, the menu is responsive in smaller screen and mobile devices, by stacking the sub levels when revealed on top of its parent to conserve space. A … Continue reading
DD Mega Menu is the ideal menu script to use when you need a drop down menu system that supports arbitrary sub menu layouts, such as multiple columns of links or even arbitrary HTML. Each drop down menu is simply defined inline on the page as a regular DIV, making it extremely easy to customize … Continue reading
Assisting the user with choosing a value from a list (either on server or on client) by showing available values based on keyboard input. The list smoothly transforms when the user is typing.
jQuery checkbox categories that dropdown subcategory checkboxes
A functional wrapper for a stylized select.
Side Toggle Menu lets you add a side bar menu to your page that slides in from the left or right edge of the browser window. It supports two types of unveiling- either by nudging the rest of the page and making room for itself, or overlaying the page (and not displacing its neighbours). CSS3 … Continue reading