With every new JavaScript link that you touch, JavaScript tells the computer to give the document a new background color. Kind of cool.

That was another way to get your visitor's attention - with a text rainbow fade! Just take a look! It's neat.

Choose background and foreground colors by directly entering the amount of red, green or blue. Allows you to increment or decrement using the ' + ' or ' - ' buttons also. Easy.

Here is a script where the user can choose what color the page and text will be viewed in with this neat and very organized table.

Allows for the fine tuning of the window's background color via red, green, and blue color buttons. Click a button to change the color value manually, or use the '>' and '<' to change the amount of that color in the background.

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This JavaScript allow you to quickly blink the background. With a click of a button, the background changes from white to blue and back several times to return to white.

Allows for the fine tuning of the window's background color via red, green, and blue color buttons. Click a textbox to change the color value manually, or use the '>' and '<' to change the amount of that color in the background.

This JavaScript code will change the background from one color to the next for each of the different colors then it starts the loop over again! There is also an On/Off button to let you start and stop the JavaScript.

This is a very simple background and foreground changer. It just takes the selected value from the list and makes that the background and foreground color.