Normally, web developers will place CSS code into a pair of tags such as or to a CSS file. But in this snippet, we are creating CSS within JavaScript definition that browsers still understand these CSS properties. Although this CSS example is more complex than old CSS definition, but it is one of ways to develop website; you may consider this is CSS tutorial which quite worthy to see.

Use this JavaScript to target which files you will include on a designated Web page. Easy to set-up and use.

This script will aid you in destroying Hypermart's desire to advertise on your site. I released a previous version of this script, but I had a lot of people asking how to use it. This one is simpler and more explanation is given.

Grab these regular expressions to use in your own JavaScripts. They can add another dimension to your programming experience.

This JavaScript snippet will copy text entered into a form field and place it directly on the Web page.

This JavaScript will open a confirm dialog when visitors make any process.

You can remove existing nodes using the DOM. The removeChild method allows any node to remove one of its child nodes. Simply pass a reference to the node you wish to remove. Any text or innerHTML elements within the node being removed will be removed along with it.

Just replace 'test' to what ever the window name is(check your page source after it is loaded) and set the timeout to what ever seconds you want.

Keep your content fresh. Use this JavaScript to automatically reload a fresh copy of your Web page from the server. You determine the time delay between refreshes.

Finally DropDown Menu that you can use with ease. This JavaScript is brilliant with its simplicity. While most of the code is HTML you have great flexibility and ability to change it as you see fit. This JavaScript will work in Netscape and IE... Enjoy.