5 great css and javascript dropdown menus for your web applications
A website have no look without a cool navigation menu. Depends on the number of pages on your website, you might need to use a single or multi-level dropdown menu. Again, a look of website is nothing with a cool dropdown menu 
. Dropdown menus can be made simply with CSS and no javascript. But using javascript can give you ability to use custom animations, event handling and a lot more stuff. So here is a list of 5 best dropdown menus i have found and sharing with you.
1. jQuery multi-level dropdown menu
This menu is built using jquery and pure css. This menu can be implemented easily with simple unordered lists. You don’t have to worry about editing any JS file but just place an unordered list and assign it a menu class. Your dropdown menu is ready !!. View a Demo & Download it
2. Simple Digg like CSS / Javascript Menu
Do you love Digg.com? Then you must be loving its cool interface too. Here is a simple way to build a dropdown digg like CSS vertical menu. View & Download Source
3. CSS / Javascript a simple but cool Flickr like menu
Have you looked at the popular photo sharing website flickr and its simple , white & blue but sexy interface. You can use a same style of dropdown menus on your website too. Here is the trick.
4. jQuery another dropdown menu (Super fish)
Superfish is a jquery plugin which can let you to create as many dropdown menus as you want with multi-level capabilities. You can create many levels of a menu using superfish plugin. Its very easily to use, all you have to do is to create an unordered list for menus and assign them a superfish class and your menu will be ready. Demo & Download
5. Mootools Dropdown menu
Mootool is a powerful javascript client library. This menu is built using mootools and it have a sexy black look by default but you can edit the css per your needs. It have a cool dropdown fadein and fadeout effect too. View Demo or Download it.
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