Sticky Nav Menu: Updated

What is It?

Sticky Nav Menu is a super helpful script and navigation menu that has support for:

• Sub-menus
• Color fading
• Always locked to the bottom of the window – even when the user scrolls!
• Utilizes cookies to remember if a visitor to your website has chosen to hide the bar. This way, it won’t pop up every time they visit a new page within your site!

If you have any questions , please feel free to jeffrey@jeffrey-way.com or leave a comment!

Update: Version 1.3 – January 11th, 2009

By popular demand, I’ve now changed the way that the close button works. It now shows a little arrow that you can use. This will allow the user to bring back the menu, should they decide to do so.

Update: Version 1.25 – January 7th, 2009

• Fixed a bug that would cause multiple submenus to display inconsistently.
• Fix a tiny IE7 kink.

Update: Version 1.2 – December 22, 2009

• Added “displayHideButton” override.
• Added “pos” override”

Example

$(’#myUl’).stickyBar({ pos : ‘top’, displayHideButton : false });

Pos determines whether the bar is placed at the top or the bottom of the screen. The default is “bottom,” but you can change it to “top” if you prefer.

displayHideButton allows you to turn off the feature where the “hide” button pops up when you hover over the bar.

Update: Version 1.1 – December 17, 2009

• Added a new override called “cookie.”

$(’#myUL’).stickyBar({ cookie : false // menu displays with every page refresh instead. });

Please note that the value is true by default.