mygosuMenu
mygosuMenu is a set of DHTML menus that feature a separation into three layers (structure, presentation, and behavior), object oriented code that makes it possible to create many menus on one page, and support for most of the key browsers. It is designed to be friendly to search engines and text browsers.
| Licenses | BSD Revised |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | JavaScript |
Recent releases
- 27 Aug 2004 21:25
Changes: A DynamicTree example with folders as links was added along with a ClickShowHideMenu example that highlights the active item.
- 11 Aug 2004 05:29
Changes: This release fixes a bug in menu #1.5 example 2. This bug could affect you if you had more than 20 records in a tree when starting editing.
- 05 Aug 2004 19:13
Changes: In this version, the #1.1 menu now works with select boxes on IE6, there are some bugfixes in the #1.5 menu, and there are some updates to the READMEs.
- 23 Jul 2004 11:02
Changes: New menus have been added to DynamicTree and DynamicTreeBuilder. You can display or edit tree structures dynamically in your browser. You can import data from HTML or export data to HTML, PHP, or SQL. You can easily write your own plugin to support another data format.
- 20 Jul 2004 12:11
Changes: This release adds support for IE 5.0 and IE 5.5 in #1.0/#1.1/#1.4 menus. A bug that prevented the #1.3 menu from working on Konqueror has been fixed. A positioning bug has been fixed in example 2 of the #1.0 and #1.1 menus that appeared on some versions of IE6 (6.0.2600 on XP and 6.0.3790 on Windows Server 2003).
- All comments
Recent commentsVery flexible, nicely done. I am curious to know if anyone knows how to remedy this one little issue I am having:
In my menu I have a couple of longer entries. I have put them in frames and want to let my user resize that if required. When that happens, the text "moves" a few pixels just before the frame size is smaller than the line and then disappears.
I would like to keep it in 'unwrap' mode, then when the frame is reduced to less than the size of the entry, it just covers it up without moving the text. This is the normal behavior of this type of frame with standard text. I have a few style overrides but to no avail.
Thanks!
hog