Have a Web page with multiple e-mail addresses? Use this JavaScript to protect them from spambots. Simple to use.

Just doubleclick anywhere on the white space of the document and the floating newsscroller will be displayed. Doubleclick again and the newsscroller will disappear. The scripts works even when you scroll down the page. Test it.

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).

Newsboard with a smooth dynamic wavelike transition effect between the messages. Add as many messages as you like. Set each message to a JavaScript link of its own. Crossbrowser (Netscape users will see a simple newsticker without special effect). Easy configuration of font, fontsize, fontcolor, backgroundcolor and so on.

Flip-Color-Scroller creates a dynamic lamellar transition effect between the messages. You may add as many messages and lamellas as you like. Each message can be linked to a separate URL. No images needed. Easy 1-minute-configuration of speed, font, font-size, colors, tickersize and number of lamellas.

UpNews scrolls your messages from bottom to top pausing between each message. Each message contains a linkable title and short copy text. Configure all elements without programming-knowledge at the head of the script: font-family, font-size, font-color, background-color, borderwidth, scrollerwidth, scrollerheight, pause between the messages and so on. CROSSBROWSER.

With this JavaScript, you can make border of table change color continually.

Experiment with the floater's slide-time - the duration of the slide in milliseconds. The menu's movement on the page has a very psychological effect on the user. See for yourself by trying these values: 0, 100, 700, 1000. Try your own values.

Display, hide, and change layers in all browsers. This useful script makes it easy!

This effect is practically unused. 6 lines of HTML give you back and forward buttons that act exactly like the ones in your web browser. This script is best used in frames where one frame is the 'menu' - It makes your users feel more secure when they know they can go back.