Type whatever you like in the boxes, click outside the box, reload the page, and try to type the details again. This JavaScript uses cookies, so if you have them disabled it will of course not work.

This JavaScript verifies that a string is numeric, otherwise it deletes the non-numeric character.

These expanding side menus look and behave like those found in Windows XP. Great for saving space and categorizing your links.

Instead of displaying "Open page..." in status bar when opening any web page, you can use this script to display ratio of loaded data. It's more effetive and cool. This script works in Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape and Mozilla.

Customize Dropdown Menu is designed to display some choices, as: languages, countries, themes,... but it's differrent from original version in browsers. This tool combine CSS and JavaScript to create a dropdown you can add image to tilte, every choice.

Version 2: check if JavaScript is disabled, then add normal dropdown menu

Let's try dropdown below and feel differences.
Tested: IE 7, Opera 9, Firefox 2, Netscape 8.

This JavaScript allows one button to have two or more functions.

Need to draw attention to something new on your Web page? Only need to show it for a moment or two? This JavaScript will highlight it in a subtle manner (or boldly, if you choose).

A JavaScript-based library for managing browser history (back button) and providing support for deep linking for Flash and AJAX applications.

This JavaScript code date library is a JavaScript extension of the internal Date object which enables various formatting of date/time values. Please view the source code of this script for more.

This code creates navigation menus with CSS stylesheet and operations are similar to Windows XP. Additionally, this code also uses cookie to store the state of the menus, and the fade effect is optional, you can turned it off.

See also: Switch Menu script.