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DHTML Mouse Trails If you can cut n' paste and create six little gif graphics, you too can have this delightful DHTML effect from our friends at DynamicDrive on your web pages. It doesn't take long to put together and you will dazzle your friends with the fancy tricks you can do. As with any DHTML, you must have at least version 4 of the Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer browsers. Kinda reminds you of the 60s doesn't it? First download the trails.zip (1022 bytes) file from our anonymous FTP site. Use your favorite unzip utility to create the trails.js file, then simply cut and paste the code into the top of the <BODY> section of your pages, or execute it as an external script file.
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The Internet Brothers have implemented hierarchical menus for navigation. Easier done than said. In our effort to be friendly to all browsers, the menu tree is functional with version 4 or greater of both the AOL/Netscape and Internet Explorer products. As stated above, hovering over the button will open the menu for these browsers. But if you have an older product, don't fret, we'll send you to the scum page. Just click the button.
Why haven't you downloaded the newer versions?
They're free you know. The hierarchical menus were created using Peter Belesis' © Dynomat DHTML scripting tool from Webreference. Give them a visit, you'll like what you learn.
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