OpenCube Infinate Menus

Tuesday June 28th 2005, 10:53 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Came across OpenCubes Infinate Menu generator. “Keep your site clean and fast with Infinite Menus. Pure CSS, HTML lists, and a smattering of JavaScript are perfectly blended to create the ultimate professional grade drop down menu.” I must say, I am impressed to see an online menu generator like this that takes into account the use of pure CSS, HTML Lists, and a bit of JavaScript.

I had a nice looking dynamic menu created within minutes. It is worth a try and may save you a good amount of time.

View OpenCube Infinate Menu provided by OpenCube.

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