unlimited number of menu items
font and color control, all items
three different layout modes
individual item links and targets
great for flat or framed designs
settable "state-memory" feature
so applet "remembers" page it's on
flexible indenting for up to three
menu levels (see neon demo)
special header box feature for
techno-panel look and feel
extensive positioning of applet
elements and other advanced
layout and control features (optional)

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Sothink SlidingMenu is designed to help you create a neat, efficient Java navigation menu applet

Java menu applet can take infinite icons and circle them around on the ring. When an image is engaged, it is raised to the front, embosses other icons not in focus, shows the caption, and waits to connect to a URL in the target frame.

[Tips]: Move the mouse onto the image to find the hot links.

The Magic Animated Buttons are java web buttons with mouse-sensitive transition effects. Their primary purpose is to make your site navigation very, very cool. They provide fades, rainbow fades, ripples, wipes, page-folds, configurable in hundreds of ways and applicable to any graphic of your choice. They come with around 100 button templates.

The following versions are available:
Magic Animated Buttons: type I with the classic fading effect
Magic Animated Buttons: type II with rainbow fade effects
Magic Animated Buttons: type III with wipes, blinds, shutters and other sweeping effects
Magic Animated Buttons: type IV with ripple, wave, wobble and other watery effects
Magic Animated Buttons: type V with pagefold effect simulating the peeling away of a page in three dimensions
There are 255 Online Demonstrations. Each "type" of Magic Animated Button is a single applet, which can be combined with any graphic you like to produce an unlimited number of effects from just the one applet. You can also configure "parameters" yourself to adjust the effects dramatically. Each applet has a different range of transition types and parameters. These demos give just a taste of the endless combinations you can think up.

Awards include: "Cool Tool of the Day" award-winner, Gamelan "Cool" award-winner, Java.co.uk "Golden Duke" award-winner.