JavaScript

One simple thing you can use to give your visitors something new is show them a random image every time they reload your page. There are number of times a function like this can be useful.

Turn any HTML textarea into simple, cross-browser, richtext editor. This is a JavaScript tutorial.

The following example demonstrates how to load four images consecutively, one after the other.

Mouse trails are most effective if the images are very small in kb as well as size and are transparent gif's. This tutorial will show you how to make several themed sets of mouse trail images to use with a java script code.

See how to use confirmation boxes to give your viewers a choice on an action. This is handy as a way of asking 'Are you sure you want to....?'.

Use this easy code to determin the JavaScript cookie support in client's browser.

This text animation script gently fades a header using the colors of the rainbow. Works in both IE4+

A cool animation that causes various text to zoom in and then disappears.

Neon lights are an effective way in which to draw attention to signs and banners on the street, and now, to your webpage text as well! Requires IE 4+ to work, with all other browsers seeing simply the plain version of the text.

A script that flys in from the left edge of the browser a header text. Requires IE4+ or NS6, with all other browsers simply bypassing the animation.

Use this script to add a simple image trail to your webpage. A single image follows the mouse around.

Use this script to add a fun little trailer to your cursor! Not only does it work cross-browser, but NO images are involved in the realization of it. Great and fast-loading effect...

Add this classic Windows effect to your website! It renders a trailing cursor whenever the user moves his mouse, and only ONE image is used to create it (sure looks like more than that!). Enjoy this great cross browser script.

This is an impressive swirling cursor effect created using DHTML. Easy to install and cross browser, both you and your visitors will love it!

Want to change the cursor on your site to a custom one, but don't want to resort to messy plugins? Well, in IE6+, you can, by using CSS. The script below also comes with three attractive custom cursors for you to use.