This JavaScript will display a JavaScript menu on the left side on the page. It supports up to 2 sublevels for links. Very easy to configure. It is recommended that you use this JavaScript on a frames page.

A very interesting 'dot' menu. It's really worth to see.

This JavaScript codecan be used to be that a mouse cursor pointer was just a mouse cursor. Since DHTML came along and gave programmers the ability to track the precise coordinates of the mouse, it was only a matter of time that cursor effects started showing up. This is Peter's great cursor text effect. It's pretty self explanatory, not to mention awesome!

This JavaScript makes text wave in a sinusoidal pattern. You can set it to follow the mouse.

This package contains many cursor types which can be used on the web page.

This generator has a high security level because in doesn't write the actual password in the page. The generator writes the user name normally, but the user password and destination page are encrypted.

This JavaScript uses cookies to save information from a form and repopulate the form the next time the user visits.

You can use this JavaScript to change status by scrolling your favorite messages in status bar from right to left.

Text Animator is a great cross-browser text effect. It fades in and out infinite text messages, with each message optionally being clickable. The only shortcoming of this JavaScript is that it has to be absolutely positioned on your page, meaning you have to manually set the coordinates of exactly where you wish the animator to appear on the page. A small sacrifice to make in return for such a cool effect...

Add as many messages as you like. Each message can be linked to a different URL. Special feature: Each message has a fontcolor of its own. Easy installation of messages, scrollersize, positioning and font-attributes (such as fontcolor, fontfamily, fontsize, fontweight and more).