Menu types_L3
Menu types_L3
• Floating Menu
• Chain select Menu
• Tab Menu
• Pop-up Menu
• Sliding Menu
• Highlighted Menu
• Folding a Tree Menu
• Context Menu
• Scrollable Menu
• Side bar Menu
FLOATING MENU
• The JavaScript allows to create dynamic menus which move along with
scrolling
• Such floating menu will always visible on screen
• They appear to float on the top of the page as you scroll
• For example
CHAIN SELECT MENU
• Chain select menu is a kind of menu in which there are more than one
set of menus
• And options selected from the first pulldown menu determines the
options for second pulldown menu
• And options selected from the second pulldown menu determines the
options for third pulldown menu
• For example
TAB MENU
• Tab menus display the menu option within a tab
• More description of the menu is displayed below the tab bar as the
visitor moves the mouse cursor over the tab
• For example
POP-UP MENU
• The pop-up menu contains lower-lever menu items that are associated
with the top-level menu item
• The pop-up menu appears as you move mouse over each menu item
• This menu is also called as context menu
• For example
SLIDING MENU
• These menus are basically off-screen elements that slide into view when
you click or tap on something that looks like an arrow or circle etc. that
indicates a menu will appear
• For example, when you decide to bring up the menu by clicking or
tapping on arrow or circle, the menu magically slides into view
HIGHLIGHTED MENU
• When the visitor moves cursor over a menu item, the browser displays a
box around the item with a shadow at the bottom of the box
• If the visitor selects the item, the highlight shadow appears at the top of
the box
• For example
FOLDING A TREE MENU
• It is a classic menu used in desktop applications
• This menu helps to navigate file folders
• This tree consists of one or more closed folders each of which appears
alongside the folder’s name
• The tree expands when the user clicks a closed folder
• For example
CONTEXT MENU
• The context menu is a menu that pops up when user clicks the right
mouse button
• The location of context menu is determined by the position of mouse
• For example
SCROLLABLE MENU
• Sometimes there is limited space on the web page for displaying all the
menu options
• Then in this case, only limited menu options are displayed and
remaining options can be accessed by scrolling left or right
• For example
SIDE BAR MENU
• The side bar menu displays a menu on the side of the web page
• Options on this menu can be linked to other web pages or to other menu
options
• For example