A simulator effect with Pacman game.

This JavaScript code simulates the smoke ring phenomenom.

Scroll your document's title into view (in IE4+ and NS6). Useful, for example, to display long titles. You can configure the scrolling to run just once, or perpetually.

This JavaScript allows you to apply a live text rainbow effect to any block of text.

This is a great DHTML script that rotates and displays any number of messages, with a unique dissolving effect applied during each rotation. The effect is archived by first positioning a semi transparent, 'spotty' image behind the message, and performing a 'wipe' action over it (see documentation inside script). As seen below, the result is nothing short of spectacular...

Note that this script requires that the text to be displayed be absolutely positioned on the page. In plain English, that means you'll need to specify exactly a left and top coordinate (relative to the page) when defining where the text should appear.

Pulse Stretch Enlarge Text is a Text Effect that simulates pulsating, then stretching and repositioning, and finally enlarges itself.

This JavaScript is a simple layer based JavaScript that blinks any text. The script can be used to catch the attention of the user. The blinking speed can be adjusted by the variable blink_speed. Only works in MSIE.

DHTML clock scripts sure have come a long way since the straightforward numeric display. Meet this clock app, which shows neatly in the browser's corner the time in standard format.

Uses images to display a clock.

This JavaScript will display a real time clock at the top of your webpage.