Note for users of build #738 (and above): From version 5.1 build #738 onwards the known "Drifty Menu" feature is called "Floating Menu". Please view the updated blog post.
Goal: I want a DHTML menu that will be placed in the top-center of my web page and will stay there even if i scroll down the page.
Solution: The following video provides the solution for this exact case. The purpose of the specific change in the positioning is for the menu to appear in the top-center of the page. The menu becomes "drifty" (scrolls down with the page) with the change of the <Menu Drifts on Scroll> property. There are different kinds of scrolling methods for you to choose.
Watch the video tutorial
Note: The version used in the demonstration is 5.0 build #728.
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We offer a series of DHTML Menu / JavaScript Menu examples. These menu examples have been created with AllWebMenus and show the type/style of menus you can make by using the different features available.
Type of menu examples:
- HTML Menu
- Multiple Rows Example
- Multiple Columns Example
- Calendar Menu
- AllWebMenus 5 Style Example
- Menu Variables Example
- Server-Side Menus API
- Slide Menu
- Windows Media Player
- XP Tabs
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
- Floating Images Example I
- Floating Images Example II
- Floating Images Example III
- IE Toolbar
- Manilla Tabs
- Horizontal Menu
- Vertical Menu
- Multiple Menus
- Menu with separators
- "Has Submenu" feature
- Javascript Commands
- Popup Menu
- Image Support
- Menu Styling
- Submenu Effects
- Sticky Submenus
- Drifty Menu
- Menu Item Images
- Header/Footer
- Cross-Frame Support
Check them all live at http://www.likno.com/examples.html
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