Java Navigation Applets

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

This Java menu applet implements a text-based button grid. Lots of flexible features include rows, columns, fonts, colors, frame settings, etc.

This is a multi-level Java pop-up menu. It includes several features, e.g. background image / color, fonts, colors, links, frame settings, etc.

Rotates custom images in a ring so that the user can click on one to navigate to a new webpage.

CodeBrain's SimpleClick is a roll-over image button applet, specifically designed to be extremely easy to use and well-behaved. Just plug in three small image graphics and the link address (frame or target optional), and you've got an instant three-state roll-over button. Exceptionally small at only 3.03K, it performs like a speed demon for multiple-button navigation layouts. The free download kit contains full demos, simple sample code, graphics, and full instructions.

Easymenu2 is an Java applet for managing a menu and giving visual informations about the items.

Easy to setup with XML based menu file, this applet lets you browse an unlimited tree of menu options. The menu details are specified in an external file and parameters such as justification, color and fonts are configurable for each item of the menu individually. Written in Java 1.1.1 for maximum compatibility.

A simple small menu which runs a custom mouse over animation behind each option. Supports frames, colours, timing, fonts and sub-menus. Written in Java 1.0 - compatible with all java-enabled browsers.

A slick navigation applet that displays a different animation / mouseover effect. Highly configurable. Align as many butons as you need - horizontally or vertically. Can use your own images.

Make a professional java web menu bar for your site with the Advanced AWT Floating Menu Bar. Menus can pop up over HTML content, frames and even go over the browser window. The Advanced AWT Floating Menu Bar can even execute javascript functions. Source code also available Extensive Documentation giving both a Quick Start section and an in depth explanation of every feature. Advanced yet both Easy and Quick to implement. No knowledge of java programming is required. Source Code also available.

iPopper is a cool little pop-up menu applet that allows you to place a system-like Popup Menu anywhere at all on the page. Unlike other implementations, iPopper triggers from an included tri-state button... working as a mouseOver, but also changing state when the menu is popped up. iPopper pops up anywhere -- even outside the applet! iPopper supports up to 100 menu items and separators, and can be easily stacked for multiple menus. Very simple and easy, and the download kit is free.

Linklister is a dropdown form-based navigation applet. It allows you to display url and description for each link selection.

AllButtons lets you create professional buttons and menus for your web site fast and easily. All the web buttons and web menus you'll ever need for your website or webpage, you can now make yourself in no-time. Create Drop-down menus, navigation bars, or sub menus in minutes.

JSMenu applet is a free treeview (treemenu) java applet, suitable to use as site navigation (site index) tool. JSMenu java applet can load its contents either from disk file or from server-side CGI. So, you can create your site contents (site index) dinamically. You can use javascript calls as URLs for JSMenu applet items. Free site search tool (JSearch Java applet) is incorporated. This site search tool allows to search through the site contents (TreeView structure) for any keywords like 'all words', 'any word' or 'phrase'.

This applet can show a menu with the firetunnel effect. It includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.