View your Web pages in different size windows. This JavaScript will open a new, resized window using the measurements (in pixels) you choose. Small but effective.

Another script to make the skip-loading effect on your webpages. This JavaScript uses image to make effect more lively.

This script will apply a neat effect to reveal a page's content when the user clicks a link.

This popup box is not an actual window. It pops right up on the page, partially hiding the page content. No need to worry about popup blockers. Good for bios, site maps, and other short items.

Instead of just spawning a window, this JavaScript 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.

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.

The effect makes the window spin continually.

This JavaScript will display a countdown timer in the small different window before redirecting you to another URL. Every second passes then background of the main page changed. Here in example, timer was set 5 seconds.

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.

There is a bug in Netscape 4.x which causes the page to scroll unpredicatably using the window.scrollTo() method when there are both horizontal and vertical scrollbar present. Therefore, this JavaScript is designed not to function nor will the arrows even appear in Netscape 4.x browsers (but does function correctly in Netscape 6.x browsers).