A tutorial on how to create some nice custom drop-down lists with CSS and jQuery.
There are five examples with different looking drop-down menus and lists for various purposes.
A tutorial about Creating Android Dock using jQuery & CSS3.
The application icon will pop out consecutively when arrow image on the dock clicked and not just the icon beautifully animated the dock itself also rotating vertically with 3D style.
A tutorial about "Creating Jelly Navigation Menu for Touch Devices" by Smashing Magazine.
PaperJS used for the canvas graphics and TweenJS used for the animations.
A tutorial about creating an accordion menu by using jQuery and CSS3.
A tutorial about "Creating Google Play’s Multi-Level Navigation Menu".
This menu has smooth animation and let users peek at the root-level menu by simply hovering a back button. It's created with using HTML, CSS and jQuery.
An experimental push menu with multi-level functionality that allows endless nesting of navigation elements.
The result is a “push” menu that can (theoretically) contain infinite nested sub-menus. When opening a sub-level, the whole navigation pushes the content more, allowing a slice of the parent menu to be visible. Optionally, this slice can be visible or not, in which case the sub-menu will simply cover its parent.
Menutron transforms your navigation menus from a list to a select menu when resizing your browser. On mobile devices, the select menu pulls up a native control, making it easier to pick an item.
A tutorial on how to re-create the slide out sidebar menu that can be seen on the Google Nexus 7 website.
It slides out with a really nice effect where some subitems get expanded as well. When hovering over a special menu icon, the sidebar icons will be revealed. When clicking on the icon, the whole sidebar menu will be shown. The first sidebar menu item is a search input which is styled the same way like the other menu items.
slimMenu is a lightweight jQuery plugin, which is made to create responsive and multi-level navigation menus on the fly.
Features:
Navgoco is a simple jQuery plugin which turns a nested unordered list of links into a beautiful vertical multi-level sliding navigation with options to remember sub-menus visible state between sessions and act as an accordion.
contextMenu.js is a plugin to create windows like context menu with keyboard ineteraction, different type of inputs, trigger events and much more.
Features
A tutorial about how to create a simple, but very stylish vertical menu using some CSS3, jQuery, a custom text font and the most impressive icon font. Combine all of these with a nice color scheme and you get a beautiful UI element, ready to be used in your projects!
Side Toggle Menu lets you add a side bar menu to your page that slides in from the left or right edge of the browser window. It supports two types of unveiling- either by nudging the rest of the page and making room for itself, or overlaying the page.
CSS3 transitions are used to power the animation, ensuring a smooth visual experience even on low powered mobile devices. And speaking of mobile devices, the menus are adaptive in that it automatically switches to a basic drop down menu using a toggle button at the top of the page when the user's device width is 480px or less.
Smint is a simple jQuery plugin that helps with the navigation on one page style websites.
It has 2 main elements, a sticky navigation bar that stays at the top of the page while you scroll down and menu buttons that automatically scroll the page to the section you clicked on.
aMenu is a animated jQuery Menu plugin with show, fade, slide, wind effects. Also you can choose effect speed.
