Instead of just spawning a window, this JavaScript animates it into view, by expanding it horizontally then vertically until it fills the screen. The animation is fast enough to not become tedious, and the corresponding links are easily set up.

This is a simple technique, but one we've been asked for very often. When you open a window and wish to keep it 'on top' of all others until closed, all you need do is add this small snippet to the body tag.

This JavaScript code will change the background from one color to the next for each of the different colors then it starts the loop over again! There is also an On/Off button to let you start and stop the JavaScript.

This JavaScript makes content of page scroll automatically.

Cast an interactive 'spotlight' on the image of your choice using this DHTML script. Move the light about using your mouse. This cool effect works in IE4+, degrading well with the rest.

This JavaScript imitates a helping agent from Microsoft name Merlin on your web page.

Press any of the buttons to change the background color. You can add or delete as many colors as you like. Cool!

You can make no sense of this strange script name? Don't worry! Run the script and you will discover a new way to bring your background alive with just one image and almost zero configuration! You may add as many images as you like.

This JavaScript creates a smooth and stunning gradient background animation between selectable colors or random colors.

A real-time background previewer that allows surfers to instantly see how a background image will look like in a current document page. Click on any of the thumbnail images, and that particular image temporarily becomes the background image for the page. Click anywhere else to restore the document to its original appearance. If you have a graphics site, your surfers will thank you for this added feature.