AllWebMenus is a useful dhtml menu/javascript menu builder for web site navigation which requires absolutely no DHTML or Javascript experience.
AllWebMenus creates any cross-browser, popup or drop-down menu that works alike in all browsers supporting DHTML (all Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer versions of 4.0 and later, Opera and Mozilla included)
DHTML/JavaScript menus are designed with a treelike approach. Users can tailor their menu by using the Properties Pane or by choosing a predefined appearance from the Style Gallery.
The menu can be either vertical or horizontal (pop-up 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 use the insert-menu-into-Web-page command to add your menu in the Web page in a fast and easy manner without any code.
Here are some key features of "AllWebMenus Pro":
· Optimized menu building with separate javascripts for different browsers
· Full documentation on all features and properties! The HELP file is about 460KB offering you complete help on your design efforts. A complete manual can also be downloaded
· Ability to use menus over flash objects, form elements, applets and iframes
· Create any kind of menu fast by using pre-designed menu styles from the Style Gallery
· Create, link and update a menu into your web pages in no time and without any code required
· Import FrontPage Navigation Structures
· Use multiple menus in the same page
· Free Sitemap generator based on the functional menu structure
· Use flexible positioning for your menus
· Use menus with Shared Borders, Templates and Libraries
· Create menus for framed web sites (cross-frame menus)
· Create popup and hidden menus
· Design both horizontal and vertical menus
· Use static or animated images for both the background and content
· Specify optional Javascript Commands to create fully extensible and programmable menus
· Several unfolding effects
Requirements:
· Internet Explorer installed
Limitations:
· 15 days trial
· You can use all the features except the "compile menu" and "link menu" commands
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
New "CSS Menu" Genre option. Contrary to the "Javascript menu", the "CSS menu" implementation is designed so that:
· it is Section 508/WCAG compliant (required by certain governmental agencies),
· it uses "lighter" code, due to the less features it supports (lack of submenu opening/closing effects etc.),
· it is still functional when the javascript is disabled on the browser (degrades gracefully and still functions as a menu).
The above advantages come with a cost: some features and options of the feature-rich "Javascript menu" implementation cannot be supported by CSS. These differences are documented at the related AllWebMenus Help Topic on "Menu Genre", or here in PDF:
· Fixed an issue for iPad related browsers where the "Menu Floats on Scroll" feature was not working properly.
· Fixed an issue with the application freezing when a certain configuration existed.
· Fixed an issue where a border appeared in focused items (Chrome, Safari & IE9 only).
· Fixed a Chrome issue for all "Ser...
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