This library can help you format a date object to a string or vice versa by very simple functions. This library works similar as SimpleDateFormat class in the Java language, so there will not be difficult when you do use this library if you know Java. In example page, there are many date format examples, converting formats, convert string to date, timestamp date... For more information about usage, please read more documentation written by author.

You are needing a beautiful/stylish Javascript countdown timer? And it must be easy to use & edit? Check out this JavaScript code now to see it in action. It meets your requirements, and maybe the best JavaScript countdown timer you ever use.

This JavaScript depicts falling snow. You can specify how many flakes to fall and how fast.

Lightbox Image Viewer 2.0 expands upon Lightbox Image Viewer with a few new features. While the original version is great for viewing images individually on the page, Lightbox 2.0 supports a new "grouping" feature that lets you group related images on the page for easy browsing amongst them. The transitional effect for bringing up an image also differs from the original. And like before, this JavaScript supports optional caption display, plus incremental preloading of the next image when images are grouped. Very nice!

This one line script changes the image size and source on your thumbnail picture without reloading the page or using popups.

This JavaScript simplifies the creation of image rollovers. Instead of a lot of complicated code on the page, it only requires a JavaScript link to the two images, without any changes to the external JavaScript file. Very unobtrusive JavaScript!

Automatically highlight word words on a page when that page was reached by a search engine. If you search, for example, Google for some words, and then follow a JavaScript link from the search results to a searchhi enabled page, the words you searched for will be highlighted on that page.

Flip Menu creates a collapsible menu tree out of an ordinary HTML list! It consists of just one external .js file, in which you specify settings such as whether to persistence the JavaScript menu state (using cookies), the images used to replace the default list bullets, and if any previously open branches should be closed when the current one is open. Very nice.

This JavaScript is an easy way to copy and email selected html text that is on a web page. You can set this up as a Favorites item in Internet Explorer to make it simply to be able to do the emailing! Just highlight text on a page and then click the favorites link. The hightlighted input text will be placed in an email from your default mail program, ready for you to add a name and send!

Tight on space? Use this JavaScript to create a compact form that is accessible and works even when JavaScript and CSS are turned off.