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Menu Applet
This
applet creates a menu either horizontal or vertical without images, but
requires a java 1.1 fully compatible browser, like Internet Explorer 4
or Netscape Communicator + java 1.1 patch. When the mouse is over a text
message, each font size, font style, font color and background color can
change.
Download
the class and put it in the same
Directory
Author:
George Eleftheriou |
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- Copy the following code for
the vertical version and inset into
your html file:
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Parameters
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TextToDisplay is the
text you want to appear in the applet. Must be separated with ";"
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URLtoDisplay contains
the URLs that correspond to the above text values.Must be separated
with ";"
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Position is either
Horizontal or Vertical
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bgCOLOR1 is the
background color of each label. All colors are defined as triples of
R,G,B values where 0<R,G,B<255. All values zero indicate black, all
values 255 indicate white.
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bgCOLOR2 is the
background color of the label when the mouse is over it
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textCOLOR1 is the
foreground color of each label
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textCOLOR2 is the
foreground color of the label when the mouse is over it
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FontSize is the font
size
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FontSize2 is the font
size when the mouse is over it.
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FontName is the name of
the font. If you don't know what fonts your java support, you 'd
better leave it as it is.
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FontStyle: the style can
be "PLAIN" or "BOLD" or "ITALIC", or "BOLDandITALIC". Default is "BOLD".This
means that if you don't specify this parameter, or if you specify it
wrong, fontstyle will be "BOLD"
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FontStyle2: the style
when the mouse is over the text. Default is "BOLD"
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Target can have any of
the values "_self", "_parent", "_top", "_blank" or the name of the
frame you want the URL to appear.Must be separated with ";". Default
is "_blank"
You can customize all the
values but remember to change the width and height of the applet
accordingly.
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