One of the many cursor codes in our JavaScript library, this one creates dancing stars animating around your pointers mouse. This cursor move code needs NO dancing GIF images, so it is extremely lightweight and easy to customize.

This JavaScript search tool can be used to create a dropdown search box for your Web site, just like forums. You can also create dropdown search forms, hint boxes, and menus.

This JavaScript code is a simple cross browser snake game you can add to your site on anywhere. Choose a level then use your arrow keys to attempt to eat the apple (red block), but watch out for the walls. At any time you can pause the game by pressing the space bar.

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This AJAX playscript allows you make page read on other page's content (both asks to be from the same web site - avoid security issues) and show them on require inside the current user page. You can further assign any external .js or .css files that should be loaded at the same time as the external page, because AJAX fetched pages often will be not load these files correctly equally they come out within the page's source.

This JavaScript will display the DHTML submenus when visitors move mouse over the parent dynamic menus.

This JavaScript timer countdown displays a Javascript countdown timer and alerts the user when the timer reaches zero. This countdown timer then redirects to another Web page. Particularly useful if you are writing an online test.

The dynamic animation JavaScript code is fastest and simpliest way to set up a splash screen effect, thanks to this DHTML script! Users will be able to skip this intro screen through 'Skip intro' button

This user-submitted script allows you to have a scrolling message like an LED sign hence the name). Interesting, check it out!

This JavaScript code is a hierarchical, object oriented navigator, open source menu. It can be easily displayed horizontally or vertically, and on several different levels.

This JavaScript helps you open floating layer popups. The layers alway stay on top, allowing your visitors to work in the main window while still being able to view the content of popups. The window popups stay in the same place, even when the user scrolls down the page. It also works with image maps.