iTab Pro QuickNavBar 2.30

Submitted By: menutec
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High-speed, multi-level, scalable topbar navigation for giving a website a truly state-of-the-art professional look. As well as tabs and switchbars, this java menu includes deep multi-level frame-crossing drop-down menus and an optional search interface.
Main features: Huge variety of optical enhancements and configuration options, including a range of new professional tab styles. Includes a large range of user-configurable sound events for making your navigation an audio experience as well as a visual one. Two variants of the applet in the same package one with a DHTML extension for preloading and driving superimposed windows in a genuine tabbed layout, and a simpler one for standard navigation of a simulated tabbed layout. Supports: animated multi-state icons, script triggers, DBCS, text shadows, multiple text lines on the tabs, tabs with icons and no text, rollover effects, user-definable colour schemes, 3D and 2D tab styles, rounded tabs, cut corner tabs, variable alignments, padding, margins and more.

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imint_itbn.zip

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Release date:

5/9/2003

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42 KB

Price/Fee (US$):

129.00 $

Number of downloads:

268

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