This is a Cross Browser Fading JavaScript Ticker that can tick any number of messages. The Ticking message fades in to black while being displayed. The script is extremely customisable. You can add any number of messages to the ticker. Messages must be added to the array qiksearch_ticker_text.

This script allows you to add a neat fade-in/out effect to images, text, whatever. The effects this script creates can only be seen in IE4+ and Netscape 6+. Older browsers such an Netscape4 should just show the element. If the elements are incorrectly rendered in NS4, try using workaround methods such as wrapping elements in ILAYER tags or something. The script still won't work, but the content should look better.

This JavaScript scrolls a message on a button and then loads a page when clicked.

Useful if you don't have much space to play with. This script almost works in Netscape 2.x: the button appears and the destination cycles properly, so clicking on the button will take you to the current destination. Unfortunately the destination is not shown on the button: it shows '{lineText}' instead.

This JavaScript makes a scrolling text in a button.

Use this JavaScript to apply a background image to a button, and change the image on mouseover. The script can also change the text color in response to the mouseover event. An eye-catching effect, and a very easy install.

The script creates a growing button.

Do you know the great dynamic capability of your form buttons? Soon you will! Test this JavaScript

ChaosTicker orders randomly arranged letters until a readable message appears out of the chaos. Try this little magic on your web site. Easy 1-minute-configuration.

Text of button will flash when visitors move mouse on it.