Pure CSS Multi-level Navigation – menu.css
menu.css is a tiny CSS library to create multi-level (up to 4) horizontal dropdown menus or vertical expanding menus without any JavaScript.
menu.css is a tiny CSS library to create multi-level (up to 4) horizontal dropdown menus or vertical expanding menus without any JavaScript.
hiraku2 is the vanilla JavaScript version of the jQuery hiraku plugin that lets you create customizable, off-canvas push menu for mobile and web apps.
A dynamic, flexible, animated, accessible, pie chart-like radial menu component written in JavaScript, CSS/CSS3, and SVG.
dropmic is a tiny, zero-dependency JS library that appends a minimal clean dropdown/popup menu to any element when triggered.
This is a sticky on-page navigation (a.k.a table of contents) that automatically highlights the active menu items based on the visibility of their corresponding content sections within the document.
Pushbar.js is a mobile-friendly drawer navigation for the modern web app that slides the navigation menu from the edge of your screen while blurring the main content.
A small pure JavaScript scrollspy library that automatically highlights navigation items based upon scroll position to indicate which content section is currently active in the viewport.
Animenu is a lightweight responsive dropdown navigation system that collapses the horizontal navbar into a hamburger toggle menu on mobile devices.
navigataur.css is a pure CSS responsive navigation solution that converts the regular navbar into a dropdown menu with a toggle button when the screen size reaches a specific breakpoint.