I love coding without having to code, don’t you? I know, I know – the best code can only come from your own hands, but sometimes there’s no need to bother, especially when it’s about trivial things like JavaScript menus… at least as long as there are still some sites using such an ancient technology, of course! 😉
Ancient or not, JavaScript is going to stay around for quite some time, I am sure of that, so that’s why writing about CodeThatMenu isn’t as pointless as picking some tool for creating animated GIFs as today topic, for example. According to the official mumbo-jumbo, CodeThatMenu “enables users to create the JavaScript navigation for the web site effectively, fast and in the professional manner,” (they left that phrase unfinished, not me!) being available in both free and pro (paid) versions.
This advanced JavaScript menu control can be integrated into any webpage with ease, requiring no JS knowledge from its users and offering a wide range of features. Detailed documentation and examples are available on its official page. To check the examples right away, go here. That’s all for today, folks! 😉
