Site Navigation

Micro Menu System is a small PHP script which generates a site navigation system from a configuration file. It can handle 2 levels of menus.

Our Floating Webpage Navigation Toolbar, written in php and javascript, enables your visitors to select from a multitude of site options via a floating navigation bar. With this companion, users can increase the text size, decrease the text size, change the font face, print the current page, add the site to their favorites or social bookmarking sites, etc. This website add-on can display any HTML content, including flash animations. Seriously, it will, we're not lyin'! Add, remove, modify buttons and/or functionality as desired. The online demo is sad today. Would you mind floating over and showing some love? Check out our new eDelivery system as well!

phpMyMenu is a great PHP file that makes a menu out of a XML file. Everything is 100% custimizeable

Produces a Sitemap of a webserver file and directory structure. An Explorer-like tree-layout provides links to the individual folders and files. The script is lightweight and highly configurable. The size of files can be displayed, and both directories and files can be filtered.

The page navigation (pagination) of lists with records from a (MySQL) database is often used on a lot of dynamic websites. This class is extremely easy to use in your existing application: just use your own SQL statement and voila you get information like the result set (you need this for later output, page navigation links and the (current) number of records. While using this class all other query string parts are included inside the page links. An example database table (with data) is included. New in Version 1.03: There is a new variable $max_rows, this variable is used to limit the maximum of results during a query. That will say if there are more rows then the number of $max_rows only the last one will show up. Use the new variable $outstanding_rows if you need to inform the user about that.

Feel free to use this script and modify it. Please leave the credits in. Simple script to display a frame from your site on external links The script opens your link in a frameset with a small frame the script also knows the page that th user came from and gives them the option to return. Usefull if the user wants to return to your website. The script also gives an option for the frame to be removed.

MX CSS Menus is the solution that both designers and developers have been looking for, to bridge the gap between CSS design and dynamic website development. This Dreamweaver extension helps you create navigation menus. Features include: -- 23 different CSS skins -- 4 layouts: vertical, horizontal, tab and expandable -- Visual CSS Skin editor with live preview -- compatibility with HTML, PHP, COldFusion or ASP sites -- animation on sub-level menus -- completely based on CSS and JavaScript -- multiple browser compatibility -- fast loading in browser Download the free trial to see how the product works. Fully featured and valid for 30 days.

Node Tree is written for PHP and tested on Java-Script enabled browsers. Node Tree handle expandable tree lists based on a hierachical array like Microsofts Explorer. The information, which node is opened, closed or choosed is posted by HTML forms, so no extra file or DB needed for each session.

Menu with maincategories and subcategories stored in a MySQL-Database. If the visitor clicks on a maincategorie, the corresponding subcategories are shown. If he clicks another maincategorie, the first one is closed and the new one shows its subcategories. Admin can add/delete/change or reorder categories. Install-Script to create the database-structur is included --- Version 1.1 now includes english manual and comments ! ---

This menu is a Dynamic DHTML 2 level menu. This menu is implemented with PHP OOP support. Use of classes makes it very easy to use. For easy adoption CSS is also used. It is found to be supported by Firefox, MSIE, Mozilla, Opera.

Do you have a website who's navigation system that follows it's directory structure? If so, these functions can be just what you need. combined with my Absolute Include function, you can implement a navigation solution that requires very little maintenance.

A directory indexer that mimics the structure of apache's built in indexer as closely as possible for those of us who don't like change.

Highly Configurable breadcrumbs script that takes your directory structure and does whatever you want with it!! Features: "Homepage Naming", "Symbol Separators", "Case Formatting", "Show Filename", "Hide File Extension", "Special Formatting", "Use Images", "Directory Aliasing", "Filename Aliasing", "Link If Index", "Use CSS Styles", "Replace Directory Underscores", "Hide Directory from Breadcrumb", "Link Filename", "Frameset Target", "Remove current directory link", Works with personal sites that use ~ in the URL

A cookie-based PHP script that displays a path of hyperlinks to previously visited pages on a website. For example "Vacilando.Net > Writing > PHP Scripts > TrailScout" (see at the author's website above). It is also known as "cookie crumb trail". None of the similar programs I've found around the Web was good enough, so I decided to write my own. The path is stored in a cookie for the duration of one session (= until you close all your browser windows). For each new visited page, the title (fetched automatically from between your <TITLE></TITLE> tags) and the url (complete with parameters) is stored in that session variable. If user visits a page that s/he has seen before, the trail of links is reduced and that page again becomes the last one in a row. There is a variable that can be used to limit the max number of links to be stored (this is useful for large sites where trails tend to be too long).

pNav is a PHP and MySQL driven framework for website developers who wish to implement a dynamic website quickly and easily. It features a top navigation bar and side navigation menu which are both derived from entries in the back end MySQL database. A full readme explaining how the script works and an example page is included in the download.

Trailing is something you see on different web sites which shows you the trail of web pages you have visited, like: Category->Books->Computers->PHP. This is a simple code to add trailing to your web site. The trails are developed in PHP and stored in cookies.

PHP Layers Menu is a hierarchical dynamic menu system to rapidly choose among the items. It works with both PHP3 and PHP4. It achieves a compact view and a reasonably small file size for the page with a very large number of entries. Its behaviour is completely analogous to the Gnome, KDE and MS Windows main menus. You can use as many levels as you need, and the menu is dynamically generated from the menu structure file. It supports Mozilla, Netscape 4.x and 6.x, Konqueror, Opera 5, and Internet Explorer 4, 5, 5.5.

A1 - Menue is a site navigation system that provides an easy navigation especially for larger websites. For each directory a customizable menu is created and sorted following specific rules. Files and directories may be included or excluded depending on the definitions you specify. Quick and efficent method

This is a PHP class that allows you to easily create self-recovering panels. Panel is a component of overlapping "group of panels", similar to the sidebar of Mozilla or Microsoft Outlook. The main part of the overlapping and navigation is done in DHTML, and includes a PHP class to facilitate the creation of the panel side server. Panel content can be either an external page or given as a string. Basic customization (colors, fonts, etc.) is possible via method calls. Further customization can be achieved via a CSS. Documentation is only in French at the moment.