Accessible Website Drop Down Menu
Key benefits include:
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Flexible licensing with support included
Menus are FREE to not-for-profit organizations
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- Easily Customizable drop down menu to match the look and feel of your existing website
- Pure HTML drop down menu enhances search engine optimization
- WAI, DDA and Section 508 compliant - the ultimate accessibility for UK, Australian DDA compliance, government applications or other accessible websites
- Easy integration with your website or application
- Extensive online documentation and support forum
- Advanced usability features including keyboard navigation, custom API for extending menu behaviour and more
- Horizontal, vertical, popup or expanding drop down menus
- 100% CSS-driven designs
- Free for non-profit organizations.
- Access to our free online support forum!
Easily customized drop down menu
UDM drop down menus are designed to be easily customizable to match your sites look and feel. With a wide array of configuration options at your disposal, you can configure the menu to use any color and style combination, change the layout from horizontal to vertical, and even set each menu and submenu individually. Check out some of the more common configurations available below.
Demonstrations of various customizations
If you're new to UDM 4 please visit the Download page, or for more information see About UDM. To upgrade from an earlier version please visit the Script updates page.
Latest Update
Wednesday, January 16th 2008
Announcing our new Affiliate Program
After months of beta testing, we are proud to announce our new affiliate program. Benefits include:
- One of the highest payout rates around - 20%!
- Long 30-day action period. You're account is credited if someone purchases within 30 days of clicking a link.
- Low minimum payout amounts. As low as $50.
For more information, or to sign-up, visit our affiliate page.
Friday, August 3rd 2007
Looking for more free support with your UDM menu? You got it.
Effective today, we are proud to announce our new online forum! We'll be adding some of the most common questions and answers here over the coming days. In the meantime, if you have a question about UDM, the code, license, or downloads, feel free to post in our new forum!
Visit our new UDM online forum.
Wednesday, July 25th 2007
You asked, we listened! UDM licenses now included FREE support with each purchase.
Effective July 25th, we have changed all of our licenses to include limited free support. Additionally, we've enhanced our checkout and payment process to enable you to "add-on" support as you see fit. It's the best of both worlds - free support for all, and additional support for those who request it!
For more information and rates, please see the commercial licensing page.
If you're new to UDM 4 please visit the Download page, or for more information see About UDM. To upgrade from an earlier version please visit the Script updates page.
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Ultimate Drop Down Menu 4.5
UDM is a fully-featured and accessible DHTML drop down menu, that provides useable content to all browsers - including screenreaders, search-engines, text-only browsers and any web enabled device such as PDAs, iPhones ®, and Blackberrys ®. But having a drop down menu that makes use of the key benefits of accessibility shouldn't mean compromise, and so UDM includes a sophisticated range of design and usability controls, to give you a tool with unique capabilities:
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Server-Side Frameworks
UDM is available in a range of server-side frameworks, that generate CSS and scripting on the server, and can bring the total filesize to only 20K!
Recent articles
- Initialization trigger element
- Defining a trigger element allows the menu script to initialize before window.onload!
- The implications of initializing before window.onload
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Any scripting you do which is tied into the
API
"Ready" event (event
"010") may need to be checked to make sure it still behaves correctly. - Setting the character-match value for allowed filenames
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The file path in the
PHP
configuration can now contain
"\"(backslash) and":"(colon), for greater compatibility with Windows server paths. - Refreshing the tree after dynamic changes
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Using the
um.refreshmethod, you can add or remove items after page load, or populate the menus using AJAX.
Popular extensions
- "You are here"
- Tells you where you are in the navigation tree.
- Load XML
- Use an XML document as your menu data source.
- Scrolling Menus
- Adds up/down scrolling behavior to overlong menus.
