Xtreeme DHTML Menu Studio 4
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Xtreeme GmbH (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/XP/NT 4.x/2000/2003 |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: |
$49 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.57 MB |
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With this program you can add a DHTML drop down menu to your web site within a few minutes. The program comes with hundreds of predefined attractive graphical looks and supports easy integration with existing web sites whether they're based on frames, server-side includes or DreamWeaver templates. Included are free plugins for DreamWeaver, GoLive, FrontPage and NetObjects Fusion. No HTML / JavaScript knowledge required. Program features include: XHTML-compatible output, Very small size of the generated JavaScript code - usually araund 10KB (depending on the selected features and target browser the size is guaranteed to be between 8KB and 16KB); XML support; Compatibility with all popular browsers and platforms (Windows, Unix, Mac); Possibility to use cool bitmap backgrounds and even rare fonts (since the texts for the top level menu can be saved as an image); You can customize the DHTML menu to the smallest detail; User can scroll between popup menu items if the menu doesn't fit on the screen; Great performance even with large menus (menus are loaded and built on demand); You can easily include any number of horizontal / vertical DHTML drop down menus into a single web page or multiple web pages; Optional creation of PHP / ASP / SSI / JSP / FrontPage / ColdFusion includes; You can apply cool effects to the menu (such as partial transparency or fading); You can create as many DHTML menus, for as many web sites as you like, when you purchase a single license!
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