The fastest and simpliest way to set up a splash screen effect, thanks to this DHTML script!

This is a DHTML intro effect that 'wipes' desired messages onto the screen before redirecting to another page. Use it to provide an interesting introduction to anywhere within your site. Similar in function to the Dynamic Splash Screen script.

Add a fun natural disaster to your website, with this amusing earthquake script.

The easiest way to add a top-of-page-feature to your webpages. Your visitors just have to doubleclick anywhere onto the white space of the document to reach the top of your webpages.

Think you've seen them all when it comes to 'rollover' effects? Behold as this script applies the effect to the webpage's scrollbar.

Causes all page scrollbars to blink in three colors; on/off control (optional) can turn effect on and off via links.

This is a simple technique, but one we've been asked for very often. When you open a window and wish to keep it 'on top' of all others until closed, all you need do is add this small snippet to the body tag.

A script that 'boxes away' to reveal the document beneath as the surfer enters the page.

A script that creates a boxing-in effect as the surfer enters the page.

A script that opens up a 'curtain' (up-down) as the surfer enters the page.

A script that opens up a 'curtain' (sideways) as the surfer enters the page.

Click here for a collection of scripts that each applies a distinct, transitional effect to the document as the surfer enters the page. These scripts create effects very similar to ones seen on TV, such as gradually bringing the page into view etc.

A script that opens up two 'panels' (left-right) as the surfer enters the page.

A script that opens up two 'panels' (up-down) as the surfer enters the page.

Instead of just spawning a window, this script animates it into view, by expanding it horizontally then vertically until it fills the screen. The animation is fast enough to not become tedious, and the corresponding links are easily set up.