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 Hierarchical folder menu
  • Author
 Clarence Eldefors
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 JavaScript / Navigation
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     This is a simple JavaScript that can be implemented in your webpage to display menus with folder images. The menu’s font face, font style, font weight, font family etc. are customizable in the script. You can set this script in your webpage with the help of two images namely closed.gif and open.gif. The script is free for download and is very easy to setup and use.


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