WebMenu for ASP.NET MVC supports many features and abilities. These are some of them:

• Server-side Web Control - A managed .NET assembly written in C#, which allows full programmatic access to the control’s appearance and behaviors.
• HTML5 Compatibility - The rendered DHTML code supports all the latest modern web browsers.
• Keyboard Access - Provides a keyboard interface for navigating its contents, which satisfies §1194.21(a) of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.
• MenuBar Object - Static or floating vertical and horizontal layouts, dragging and docking behaviors.
• Multiple MenuBar Modes - Support for making the built-in MenuBar look and act like a ToolBar or TabStrip control.
• Customized Popup Integration - In lieu of using the MenuBar object, client-side functions allow the developer to create their own menu buttons and control how and where the menu will appear.
• 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 or MenuBar button.
• Automatic Positioning - Popup menus will detect the edges of the browser window and reposition accordingly so that the menu remains visible always.
• Scrollable Menus - When the size of a menu exceeds the available space, scroll buttons can be provided that allow the user to adjust the viewable portion of the menu.
• Customizable Appearance - Colors, sizes, borders, images and fonts can all be customized to visually integrate with any project.