With WebMenu 2.0, developers can create DHTML hierarchical menus of unprecedented versatility. Some of the key features are:

• Cross-Browser Support - Tailored DHTML menu for Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 - 6, Netscape Navigator 4 - 7 and Mozilla/Gecko based browsers running on Windows, Mac and Linux.
• MenuBar Object - WebMenu can render an optional horizontal or vertical MenuBar. The MenuBar responds to mouse click events in a manner consistent with many Operating System menus. (also can respond to mouse over)
• Button-less Menus - Client-side functions allow the developer to create their own menu buttons in HTML to control when a menu group will appear. The group's position can be relative to an HTML element (such as an Image) or be absolutely placed on the page.
• Drag & Dock - When using the MenuBar object, dragging enables users to position the MenuBar themselves. Docking can be used to affix the MenuBar to the top or bottom of the page.
• Intelligent Repositioning - All groups will detect the edge of the window and reposition accordingly so that the menu remains visible always. Advanced logic prevents group "stacking".
• Cover IE Select Boxes - Using a new technique, the MenuBar and groups can overlay IE Windowed objects (Select boxes, IFrames, Flash, etc.) without the need for hiding them.
• Highly Customizable Look - Colors, sizes, borders and fonts can all be customized to visually integrate with any project. Also supports custom image replacement throughout.
• Client-side Events - In addition to navigating to a URL, you can invoke custom JavaScript functions at the browser when the user clicks on an Item.