SiteBrowser

A highly customizable navigation applet that can be configured for tree or horizontal menu layout.

How To Use:

Download SB_all.zip (325 KB)

Java Source: Available to registered users.

Sample HTML Source:

<applet 
	width="600" 
	height="100" 
	code="SiteBrowser.class" 
	archive="SiteBrowser.jar">
	
	<param name="author" 
	  value="Mark S. Novozhilov (http://www.lordmark.de/SB)">
	<param name="bgcolor" value="8d83e4">
	<param name="bgimage" value="bgimages/bg_mount.jpg">
	<param name="font1" value="TimesRoman 3 14">
	<param name="font2" value="TimesRoman 0 12">
	<param name="font3" value="TimesRoman 0 10">
	<param name="icon1" value="oafaf00ffff00">
	<param name="shape1" value="_">
	<param name="shape2" value="V00ff00ffff00">
	<param name="target" value="_self">
	<param name="text" value="ffff007f0000">
	<param name="highlight" value="601f00ffb0ffff00">
	<param name="ralign" value="full">
	<param name="border" value="0">
	<param name="hspace" value="1">
	<param name="menulayout" value="yes">
	<param name="smoothdown" value="20">
	<param name="smoothup" value="40">
	<param name="mouseover" value="yes">
	<param name="autocollapse" value="yes">
	<param name="tree" value="tree.txt">
</applet>

Status: Free for all without credits. - Registered users get the source code.

private user: for US $19 or
commercial company: for US $49

Author: Mark S. Novozhilov

Homepage: http://www.lordmark.de/SB

Upload Date: March 9, 2000

Updated: April 4, 2002

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