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RUMBLE produces Flash, XHTML 1.0 Strict, and RSS 1.0 views of an XML file that contains groups of items with urls. The contents of the XML file can be edited through your browser. After editing, the XHTML and RSS views are republished as static files.

pNav is a PHP and MySQL driven framework for website developers who wish to implement a dynamic website quickly and easily. It features a top navigation bar and side navigation menu which are both derived from entries in the back end MySQL database. A

Trailing is something you see on different web sites which shows you the trail of web pages you have visited, like: Category->Books->Computers->PHP. This is a simple code to add trailing to your web site. The trails are developed in PHP and

Jevon Menu is a simple site navigation script for your personal homepage. It includes a setup file to easily modify your menu, without having to know PHP or edit any text file by hand. Doesnt require any database.

This is a PHP class that allows you to easily create self-recovering panels. Panel is a component of overlapping "group of panels", similar to the sidebar of Mozilla or Microsoft Outlook. The main part of the overlapping and navigation is done in DHTML,

UltraTree is a fast navigation tree builder based on PHP and MySQL. Features: unlimited depth, though you can set a limit; makes only one SQL query to draw the tree; draws all the ascending branches; you can easily add it to your scripts; UltraTree

Create a DHTML popup menu in 10 lines of PHP code! PopupMenu allows you to customize the Popup look: colors, font, alignment, etc.

This is a PHP class that allows you to create explorer style menus in a very simple way. You can find more information in the head of the file.

This is a PHP-based program that allows you to create a cascading menu with image buttons using on-the-fly image creation. Also supports a nested menu.

TreeDoc demonstrates a novel way to display hypertext and view documents, and provides free code with which beginners can easily create such displays in HTML. In short, the TreeDoc system gives documents and pages the nested, open-in-place behavior.