Introduce 20 JavaScript based navigation menus

JavaScript is an object-oriented client-side scripting language developed by Netscape's LiveScript, the main purpose of which is to solve the problem of server-end languages, such as Perl, and to provide customers with a smoother browsing effect. At that time, the server needs to verify the data, because the network speed is very slow, only 28.8kbps, the verification step waste too much time. So Netscape's browser navigator added JavaScript, providing the basic functionality of data validation.

Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33906.html ">javascript's official name is" ECMAScript ". This standard is developed and maintained by ECMA organizations. ECMA-262 is a formal JavaScript standard. This standard is based on JavaScript (Netscape) and JScript (Microsoft). Brendan Eich, of Netscape (Navigator 2.0), invented the language, which has appeared in all Netscape and Microsoft browsers since 1996. The development of ECMA-262 began in 1996, and in July 1997 the ECMA General Assembly adopted its first version.

JavaScript allows you to add interactivity and feedback to your Web page, making the user experience even better and more intuitive. This article will introduce you to 20 JavaScript based navigation menus. Keep in mind that if the client browser shuts down JavaScript (on average 5% of the users are shutting down JS via the W3 Web statistics), several of these tips may not work correctly.

In this article, you'll find some great, unique JavaScript navigation tips and examples. Click on the picture to jump directly to the navigation menu demo page, click the menu name to jump to its development project group page.

1. menumatic

This example contains a linked menu that is sorted or unordered according to the first letter, and can be turned into a dynamic drop-down menu that can be either vertical or horizontal.

2. Animated Menu with jquery

This is a technique that displays a dynamic menu when the user hovers over it. Source files include a PSD (PSD is a file format for Adobe Photoshop) to provide downloads.

3. Use jquery garage door effect

Gaya Kessler presents a bizarre JavaScript menu that uses jquery to simulate the effect of a real garage door.

4. Jglide Slide Menu

A unique menu that floats on the page. Users can drag it anywhere they want.