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.

Object detection is common in JavaScript. Browser irregularities mean that your code must sometimes contain branches for different browsers. Use this JavaScript snippet to perform object detection once instead of every time you call addEvent.

Just type the word "code" and an action will activate! This script activates a JavaScript when you type some code.

This JavaScript will apply border and optical to images onmouseover by using CSS.

When a layer is inside another layer, it's style.left and style.top positions can both be '0' but the layer itself can be 500 pixels away from the actual margin. These functions will return the true offset.

This JavaScript make a popup with options as position, toolbar, menu,...

A quick and elegant way of grabbing elements by a class name. JavaScript provides functions for obtaining elements by id, name, and tag name, but not by class. This function will do the trick!

This effect makes many cursor types when you move mouse over link.

Use this JavaScript snippet to get the rendered style of an element. Quick and simple to implement.

Swap images using this short, sweet, and easy to edit script! The images are swapped using a MouseOver technique.