Micro Clock is the smallest analog clock worldwide (unless you create the biggest one out of it). Micro Clock fits anywhere into your webpage. Easy configuration of form, size, pointer-length, colors.

This JavaScript will display the calender when visitors click button.

This JavaScript will display a calender showing the date and time of today.

The first illustrated DHTML worldtimezone clock. Shows the localtime of world-capitals in realtime. Combines the latest mouseover and CSS-positioning techniques.

Reads your system time/date and displays it on the page, complete with Internet time. Neat! IE4+ and NS6+

Enter two dates (including the time!) and this script will display the number of weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds between the two. The seconds field is optional, too. For an example, try entering your birthdate and compare it to today's date.

This is the first dynamic clock that smoothly fits anywhere into your text. The clock automatically adapts itself to the surrounding font, fontcolor and fontsize (NO configuration required). Special feature: you may put as many clocks into your text as you like.

The advance calender for your webpages.

JavaScript calendars have existed for a long time now, but never have they looked pretty (literally), until DHTML came along. Check out Constantin's cool DHTML calendar, which not only looks handsome, but allows you to dynamically look up the calendar for any particular month/ year. Cool!

Display current date, time and the day of week in your webpages.