Sometimes you want a single hyperlink to lead to several pages and present a dynamic JavaScript menu when clicked. This is usually done through an intermediary page. This JavaScript will provide a dynamic JavaScript menu by creating an absolutely-positioned DIV tag on the fly, which will contain the list of links.

This is an example of how to create bullet points that "glow" when you put your mouse over the JavaScript link or button. Try running your mouse up and down the links.

This script will display the titles on your links in a very "sweet" manner. The look is customized by using CSS and is easily changed. Degrades very nicely. Additional modifications are available on Dustin's Web site.

New power-tool to mark any zone within your images in a dynamic way. Just move your mouse over a textlink in order to trigger this cute marker-animation. Each animation can be set to an individual size. Easy configuration (width of animated rectancle, color of animated rectangle, speed of animation).

Redirect users to another page immediately when they click in this checkbox. Neat.

Make your rollovers more noticeable! This JavaScript colors your clickable links on rollover.

Rotates a multitude of links in a circle... as if you were looking at the ridged side of a quarter laying flat on a table. Not meant for more than about five or six links. Not EASILY customizable... Knowledge of code required for changing number of links to rotate. But customizable nonetheless.

The code will display tooltip for the links in the textbox.

Welcome to version two of the original textual tooltip script, which fades into view descriptive text when the mouse moves over their corresponding links. Effect visible in NS4+ (including NS 6) and IE 4+.

This JavaScript will give the user the option to open links in either a new window or in the same window. Simple to set-up.