Simple DHTML-ticker with cool last-letter-animation. Add as many messages as you like. Each message can be linked to a different URL. Easy configuration of messages, tickersize, tickerposition, speed and font-attributes (such as fontcolor, fontfamily, fontsize, fontweight and more). CROSSBROWSER (works smoother with Internet Explorer).

Even my granny knows how to add rollover-effects to textlinks and buttons. Yet how do you create rollover effects that will highlight whole paragraphs, tables, divs and spans? Much easier than you think!

Simply define the rules for how each field should be validated and you're set. Piece of cake! And since it is it's own .js file, it's easy to use the code on every page of your site. Currently only validates text, numbers and e-mail addresses.

Visitors can change color of form through this JavaScript.

Now you can easily use text or an image as a submit button!

This JavaScript can be used to check form input, not only for all required fields being completed, but can also make certain that fields requiring number (integer) or date input have been filled in correctly.

A simple and small script to place focus on any form element you want when a page loads.

This is an example of taking one of the popular three-column CSS layouts from BlueRobot and adding a little JavaScript to enable collapsible left and right columns. The purpose of this exercise is to utilize a proven CSS layout without modifying the original CSS or original html structure.

Values selected from the drop-down box appear in the textarea below. As more items are selected they are added to the list.

Automatically expands the size of a textbox to fit all of the entered text. Internet Explorer Only.