Vista JavaScript Menu provides huge collection of 1400 web buttons, 6600 icons, 300 ready-made samples, so you'll create really nice looking menus and buttons with little or nodesign skills at all! Web 2.0, Mac, iPhone, Aqua buttons, Vista, XP, transparent, round, glossy, metallic, 3d, tab menus, drop down menus will be a breeze!
With Vista Web Buttons clear and comprehensible interface, you need just 4 simple steps to get your web buttons or html menu ready and if you use a pre-designed sample as a base you'll end up even faster!
Features
Text-based menu You can create a menu with text-based top items. Such menu will be loaded more quickly on your website (in comparison with image-based navigation). Menu structure is comprised of HTML nested UL and LI tags. Standards compliant menu structure is simple to customize and update.
context menu when mouseover an image Multilanguage User Interface (MUI) Since the version 2.79 Vista JavaScript Menu supports the multilanguage user interface. Vista JavaScript Menu is translated into the numerous of languages such as: German, Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, Portugues, Arabic, Polisch, Romanian, Hungarian, Bahasa Malaysia.
pop a select menu javascript Cross Browser Menu Full cross-browser compatibility including IE, Netscape, Mozilla, Opera, Firefox, Konqueror and Safari
mac like multi level menu Example Tree Menu Search Engine Friendly Vista JavaScript Menu generates html code which is transparent to search spiders.
Save project. Save your image buttons as html You can save current project in the project file (*.xwb) or into the HTML file (*.html).
Export graphic picture Using Vista JavaScript Menu you can save menu graphic picture as gif-files (*.gif).
In the Themes toolbox you can choose selected buttons for web appearance. Click theme name to open it. The theme's available button backgrounds will appear in the Button backgrounds list.
You can check how a background responds to the mouse events without applying it. To do so just move mouse over/click the background.
To apply chosen background, just double-click it. Selected buttons' appearance will change.
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