Directory of Site Navigation Resources

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Category for site navigation Java applets (menus, link trees and so on).

Resources in This Category

• ActionBars

  http://www.immedia.com/actionbars/
  Create customizable, fully interactive web site navigation bars with up to 5 states. No plug-ins and compatible with Netscape and IE for Win, Mac and Unix. [Commercial]

• Advanced Tree Explorer

  http://www.jpowered.com/tree/
  Feature packed and highly customisable, add menu navigation to web sites, help systems, documentation.

• Apycom Java Menu Applets

  http://www.apycom.com/apmenu/
  Configurable java applets for drop down menus, bars, and buttons. Some with sources.

• awtX

  http://scand.com/products/awtx/
  A library of useful GUI controls written using AWT: treetable (tree+grid), jtree (supports XML), toolbar, menubar, tabbar, calendar, slider, graph. Controls are implemented as stand alone applets for extending web pages. [Commercial, freeware and open source]

• Byte Sized Computing

  http://www.byte-sized.com/
  Includes a customisable tree view control for use in Web pages, similar to that used by Windows File Manager or Explorer.

• Carpathia

  http://www.carpathia.ro/
  Animated Tree-view Navigation applet.

• JSiteMap

  http://www.teutoburgo.tk/java/jsitemap.html
  A code generator of a Javascript tree that can be used either as site map or as tree menu for site navigation. [Open source, GPL]

• Navigation applet

  http://home.arcor.de/lebedkov/
  Java applet that presents a tree of links for site navigation. [Freeware]

• RMenu and RTree

  http://www.java4less.com/applet_tree_menu_e.htm
  Java applets to create navigation menus for your web site: horizontal , vertical, dropdown and tree. Designer also available to create the menu without HTML knowledge.

• Web Media Applets

  http://www.web-media.fr/applets/
  Navigation menu applets and other useful applets that allow to display information in a more attractive way than classic web pages.

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