Scroll the mouse over my name to see the effect. CSS can be used to make the text exactly the same as that surrounding it.

This snippet searches an array for a pre-specified element and returns 'true' if it's found, 'false' if it's not found. It functions like the in_array() in PHP.

If you don't need to support Netscape 4, code for changing the content of elements is very simple. This code can be used whether the elements are regular inline elements or positioned divs. You can change the content onmouseover and onclick.

JavaScript language does not provide us a function for obtaining elements by class, only by id, name, and tag name. This JavaScript snippet will accomplish that, and includes optional arguments with defaults and support for multiple classnames in any order. It works in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Mac.

Use this JavaScript to let visitors can set their home page to your site or add your site into their favorite category. This JavaScript use a simple functions that you can place anywhere in your web pages.

Sometimes it is a good idea to disable the submit button so that the user cannot make multiple submissions. This JavaScript snippet will do the trick. Very easy to use.

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

This JavaScript is simple style CSS that allows the user to change the color and shadow properties of the scrollbar. The example here gives a blue background with whtie scrollbar face

This JavaScript makes color of text change when visitors move mouse over it.

If your visitors are using one of those "other" browsers, this short script will display a graphic with a link to the Firefox Web site. (The graphic won't display if you're using Firefox to view this page.)