As the name loosely implies, Book Flip is an image slideshow that simulates a page being turned to reveal two new slides at once. Some other impressive features of this slideshow are: + Slideshow can be set to either flip horizontally or vertically. + Each image can have an optional JavaScript link associated with it. + Slideshow pauses on mouseover. A DOM based script that works in modern DHTML browsers- IE5+, NS6+, Opera 7+.

This JavaScript slideshow lets the user manually move back and forth between images, by clicking on the provided buttons. An accompanying textual message of your choice is displayed below each image.

Celebrate Valentine's day on your web site with a dozen hearts floating randomly around the page. (A Modified version of the Snow script).

This JavaScript creates a image can float no web page.

If you don't need to support Netscape 4, code for changing the content of elements is very simple. This code can be used whether the elements are regular inline elements or positioned divs. You can change the content onmouseover and onclick.

This JavaScript code creates a tabbed JavaScript menu on the web page by using CSS. Cool and great, enjoy!

This script is used to display content in a familiar 'Explorer' type fashion. Simply click the little icon (or the header text itself) and the content in the folder will collapse/expand.

A different script to make a multilevel menu. Very cool.

A multi level JavaScript menu of pupius.co.uk website.

This two level CSS Top Menu uses regular lists (<ul>) for the underlining structure, making it search engine friendly and very lightweight. The script is also a breeze to customize. Cool.